Logos

The logo used by the Information Technology Infrastructure Library, or ITIL, is a purple disc that resembles a sun casting out large rays of light. The logo falls into the long line of subliminal, occult sun worshiping that so many modern companies try to push on people. Being purple, it also supports the occult idea of the Age of Aquarius.

One cannot use the target logo without infringing on copyrights that Target owns. It is best to come up with your own design, instead of trying to replicate another.

Creating a logo can be very easy. My recommendation is to go to a local print or graphics shop and let them know what you are interested in creating..

You can view the Red Bull Logo on the website - Energy drink (dot) Red Bull. At Wikipedia - Red Bull you can see the famous Red Bull Logo with two bulls butting heads also.

Adult hand reaching for child's hand over white background is Nokia

The current John Deere logo is a leaping yellow deer, with a green squarish background. To date John Deere has had 8 logos, the first dating back to 1876.

The logo for the US Navy is a bald eagle with spread wings, stood in front of the US flag. The logo for the US Navy Seals, however is a bald eagle on an ancor, in front of a ship.

The triskelion is a ubiquitous symbol which has been in use for millenia, thus it comes as no surprise that many modern entities have adopted it. Notably, the US Department of Transportation,the Irish Air Corps, the Victoria Highlanders FC, and even the Trisquel distribution of GNU/Linux.

Vans Logo was established by Paul Von Doren in the year 1966. Vans is popular for their high quality skater shoes. For more information about Vans check out their official website.

The first Audi logo was designed by the companies that originally merged together to form Audi. These companies were the commpanies DKW, Horch, Wanderer, and Audi. When these companies came together to become a single company, the Audi logo was designed by the Auto Union AG.

The Arsenal Logo is represented by a single cannon pointing eastwards, with the word Arsenal above the cannon. The first Arsenal logo initially consisted of three cannons,seen from above, pointing northwards, but this was changed with the clubs move to Highbury in 1913.

If someone has images of bank logos but they don't know which bank the logo belongs to, they can upload the bank logo image onto Google Images and it will show which bank refers to the logo.

The letters DG are in bold, black caps, interlocking, and made to look as symmetrical as possible so that you could be forgiven for thinking it was DG rather than DC. There's a star on the right hand side, which has more points than the Converse star, so they definitely didn't copy them, but since everyone knows that stars have something to do with shoes, that could be why they put it there.

These answers are for the "Guess That Logo" App on Windows 8

Level 1 Complete:

Abarth

Accenture

Air France

Bic

Chevrolet

Citi (Citi Bank)

Dickies

easyjet

Fujifilm

Firefox

Gillette

Honeywell

HP

IBM

Motorola

Mr Clean

New Balance

Nissan

The North Face

Peugeot

Porsche

PSEG

Saturn

Sharp

Swissair

Toy Story

Twitter

Yellow Pages

Zippo

Zurich

Level 2 Complete:

Acura

Adobe

Allianz

American Express

AOL

Barclays

Blu-ray

Bombardier

BP

Chrysler

CNN

DC Shoes

DHL

e-on

Epson

Ikea

Konica Minolta

Lego

Linkedin

Louis Vuitton

Mercury

Mizuho

Nasa

Nike

New Line Cinema

Playstation

Pampers

Subaru

Sun (Sun Microsystems)

Turkish Airlines

Ubuntu

Unicef

US Airways

Victoria's Secret

WWF

Level 3 Complete:

Acer

Alfa Romeo

American Airlines

Android

Arcelor Mittal

AXA

Budget

Citroen

China Mobile

CNP

debian

ebay

Emerson

Facebook

Goodyear

Infiniti

Kinect

Kleenex

Lancome

Loreal

Maersk

Movistar

MSN

National Geographic

Nivea

Olay

Oxfam

Pontiac

RBS (The Royal Bank of Scotland)

Samsung

Skoda

Sky

Societe Generale

Sony Ericsson

UBS

UPS

Vaio

Virgin

Yamaha

Level 4 Complete:

Airbus

Aston Martin

AT&T

Aviva

Bing

BlackBerry

Boeing

CapGemini

Cartoon Network

Chanel

China Telecom

Credit Agricole

Dacia

Deloitte

Duracell

Energizer

Goldman Sachs

Gulf Oil

Indian Oil

Kia

Lacoste

Lee

LG

Marriott (You have to spell it "Marriot" - think it's a glitch)

Mercedes

NEC

Nintendo

NS

Pantene

PetroBras

Ryanair

Sanyo

Texas Instruments

TNT

Total

Veolia

Versace

Vimeo

Warner Bros

Wells Fargo

Level 5 Complete:

Air Canada

Audi

Bank of America

BBC

Bluetooth

British Airways

Castrol

China Unicom

Crocs

Daihatsu

Eni

GlaxoSmithKline

Harvard

HTC

Hugo Boss

JP Morgan

KPMG

Kodak

Lexus

Logitech

MasterCard

Morgan Stanley

Oracle

Paramount

Pfizer

Picasa

Puma

Radisson (Radisson Hotel)

RBC (Royal Bank of Canada)

Rolex

Siemens

Southwest Airlines

T-Mobile

Tata

Telenor (Telenor Group)

The Home Depot

United Airlines

Vodafone

Windows 8

Zara

Level 6 Complete:

Air Berlin

Amazon

Atari

Batman

Bentley

Best Buy

Bosch

Calvin Klein

Cartier

Caterpillar

Chase (Chase Bank)

Comcast

DeLorean Motor Comany

Dove

Emirates

Exxon

Head & Shoulders

Hello Kitty

HTML5

Kimberley Clark

LandRover

Maybach

Mazda

Microsoft

Mizuno (Mizuno Shop)

Opera

P and G (P&G)

PNC (PNC Bank)

Prudential (Prudential Financial)

Randstad

SAP

Singapore Airlines

Starbucks

Super Mario

SwissCom

Tefal

USB

Walt Disney

Wifi

WordPress

Level 7 Complete:

Adecco

AMD

Animal Planet

BMW

BNP Paribas

British Telecom (BT Group (Telecommunications Company))

Burberry

Chevron

Continental Airlines

Diesel

Dodge

Ernst and Young (Ernst & Young Old Logo)

FedEx

Finnair

Flickr

Generali

H&M

Herbal Essences

Jardine Matheson

KLM

Media Markt

Medtronic

Mini

Mitsubishi

NBC

Nikon

Nokia

Paypal

Purina Mills

Reebok

Remax

Sabic (Sabic Innovative Plastics)

Santander (Santander Bank)

Sprint

Staples

TDK

TED

TEPCO (Tokyo Electric Power Company)

Verizon

Wii

Level 8 Complete:

3M

Aegon

Al Jareeza

American Eagle

Apple

Avis

Bank of India

Bugatti

Canon

Crowne Plaza

Deutsche Bank

Delta Airlines

Ferrari

Forbes

Fujitsu

GAP

Guess

Hilton

Intel

Lincoln

Lufthansa

Marks & Spencer

Michelin

MySQL

Nasdaq

Nvidia

Reuters

Rogers

RWE

Safari

Saint Gobain

Sony

Swarovski

Target

Telecom Italia

Vauxhall

Visa

Wikipedia

Xbox 360

YouTube

Level 9 Complete:

ABC

Adidas

Asus

ATI

BillaBong

Bradesco (Brazil Bank)

Bridgestone

Buick

Casio

CIBC

Dakar Rally

Fiat

Gazprom

Gucci

Hitachi

HSBC

ING

Internet Explorer

Isuzu

JVC

Lotus

Macys

Mobil

O2

Office

Oral B

Qantas

Philips

Pirelli

Rabobank

Rocawear

Shell

Skype

Standard Life

Ssangyong

Tag Heuer

Time Warner Cable

Virgin Atlantic

Xerox

Zune

Level 10 Complete:

20th Century Fox

Abercrombie & Fitch

Banco do Brasil

BASF

BBVA (BBVA Valores)

C & A

Cadillac

Carrier

Cisco (Cisco Systems)

Dell

Deutsche Post

Ford

General Electric

Giorgio Armani

Google

Holiday Inn

ICBC (Industrial & Commercial Bank of China)

Java

John Deere

Kenwood

Korean Air

LADA

Merrill Lynch

Moulinex

OPEC

Orange

PetroChina (China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC))

Petronas

Rolls Royce

Scotiabank

Sega

Silverlight

Sparkasse

Staedtler

Superman

Swatch

Toshiba

UniCredit

Whirlpool

Yahoo

Cars:

AC Schnitzer

Alpina

DAF

Geely

General Motors

Gleagle (Geely Gleagle)

GMC

Harley Davidson

Holden

Honda

Hummer

Hyhundai

International Trucks

Jaguar

Jeep

Koenigsegg

Lagonda

Lancia

MAN

Maserati

MG

Morgan

Opel

Pagani

Proton

Renault

Rossion

Rover

Saab

Seat

Scion

Smart

Spyker

Suzuki

Telsa

Toyota

Venturi

Volvo

VW (Volkswagen)

Wiesemann

I know that one Is Lego. Unless it's LEGOS. But L E G O has 1 2 3 4 letters and ends with a big fat O. Unless it's LEGOS which ends with a S and has 5 letters

Steve jobs

Beats by dre

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)

H&R Block

HTC

NCR Corporation

QVC (blue/green logo)

Moo.com

Starbucks use the mermaid as their logo - although Starbucks actually officially call it by it's proper name - a Siren, not a mermaid.

NO

Petrobras

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The logo featuring a red spade with a star is associated with the playing card company Bicycle. Bicycle is known for its high-quality playing cards, and the red spade symbolizes one of the four suits in a standard deck. The design is iconic within the card gaming community.

The font used in the Hollister logo for "California" and "1922" is a custom serif typeface that has a vintage, collegiate feel. It often resembles classic serif fonts, with a slightly distressed appearance to convey a casual, relaxed aesthetic. While the exact font may not be publicly available, it captures the essence of early 20th-century typography commonly associated with California surf culture.

Created in 1944, Smokey the Bear is the official mascot of the United States Forest Service. Smokey the Bear's role is to educate the general populace of the dangers of forest fire and their prevention.