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PINEAPPLE PRINT ON MOBILE CASES ARE NOW AVAILABLE IN STORE!

http://carlesongraphic.spreadshirt.se

CASES AVAILABLE FOR 

Iphone: 4/4s, 5/5s, 6/6plus 

Samsung Galaxy: S4, S5

GET YOURS NOW!!!

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LOVE THESE!! The simplicity we use in logos can easily be used on clothing too

Check out my new design: THE BUTTERFLY

You can buy it here: Buy Here: https://www.teepublic.com/crewneck/154434-the-butterfly

Available in sizes for kids, females and male is various colors 

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COOL PRINTS ON CLOTHING FROM CARLESON GRAPHIC!

BUY NOW: https://www.teepublic.com/user/carleson

for women, kids and men!  LOVE THEM!!!

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Buy cool minimalistic prints on clothing here! 

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Blog about Florence

If you love Florence and is from Sweden then check out my friends website www.alltomflorens.com #firenze #florens #italien  #alltomflorens 

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CHECK OUT THESE COOL AND SIMPLE TSHIRTS FROM JCARLESON DESIGN! 

https://www.teepublic.com/user/carleson

Love these fashionable tshirts ! NOW ON SALE! 

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THE BEAUTY OF SIMPLICITY

It’s no coincidence that the most memorable logos are also the most simple in appearance. You want the identities you create to be instantly recognisable, acting as a memorable identifier for the company they represent. 

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CHECK OUT THESE COOL AND SIMPLE TSHIRTS FROM JCARLESON DESIGN! 

https://www.teepublic.com/user/carleson

Love these fashionable tshirts ! NOW ON SALE! 

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Tshirts!!

https://teepublic.com/user/327 check out my tshirts and please support me :)

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FastFood Clothing

Would you wear one?

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In Space

by MattiasA

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ANIMALS IN LOGO DESIGN

Using animals in design is a very effective method of describing a product or company’s core attributes. Animal imagery will continue to help branding and tell stories. Just as Neanderthal Man used animals to describe his environment, Future Man will use animals to showcase his.

More reading 

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Story Behind the Lacoste Crocodile

The Lacoste crocodile logo originated with a dead alligator. René Lacoste, the brand's founder and a tennis star circa 1925, was walking the streets of Boston when he became transfixed by an alligator-skin suitcase in a store window. The French Davis Cup team captain promised he would buy Lacoste the bag if he won an upcoming match. He didn't win, but the story and his fierce play earned him the nickname "the Crocodile" in the press, which apparently couldn't keep its reptiles straight.

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Carlsberg International 

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by Nikolaj-Arndt

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Did you know.....?

The Gmail Logo was literally designed the evening before the launch by Dennis Hwang  

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Small Changes can bring more harmony to Logos

The evolution of the Braun Logo