Best Logos Designed in the 1960s
A list of the most well-designed logos from the sixties, and these design aesthetics ranging from simplistic to bold. The McDonald's golden arches and Target bullseyes makes it on top of this list.The golden arches are a symbol of McDonald's, and it has first appeared in their original logo from 1962. The now-iconic logo was redesigned in 1968, removing the line, changing the font, and refining the golden arches. It is now widely regarded to be one of the most recognizable logos in the world.
One of the most recognizable logos for a department store, and Target now has over a thousand and eight hundred stores. The well known Bullseyes logo was designed in 1968, removing the number of rings to simplify from their 1962 logo, making it more direct for the company. An early example of the ironic bullseye logo was the advertisement "Flair for Fashion" in 1969.
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The Ford Motor Company is an American multinational automaker headquartered in Dearborn, Michigan, a suburb of Detroit.The paper hot cup symbol of 7-Eleven was first used in the 1946 logo. In the year 1969, it was redesigned, changing the font with a lower case N, refining the number seven, and altering the colors. The now-iconic symbol has first appeared in one of their "Oh Thank Heaven for 7-Eleven" advertisements in 1969.