IBM Logo Design from 1967 — 1972. 1967 was a significant year in the history of the IBM logo. It was then that the first version of today's iconic IBM logo was designed by the famous graphic designer, Paul Rand. It was somewhat similar to the previous design, where the blue word mark was horizontally cut into 13 equal strips. Adding the Iconic IBM Blue. It was in the 1970s that the IBM logo took on the blue colour it is synonymous with today. In 1972, legendary graphic designer Paul Rand gave the logo its famous eight-stripe design. The sans-serif letters were rendered in alternating lighter and darker blues. Rick Lawrence Over 30 years of global business & systems experience, helping business make better data driven decisions. Love working on cross functional teams helping employees, customers and |qhz| lui| nnr| ung| tmc| nyn| xxi| dsr| ifc| dnl| zfg| rba| jxh| mxp| fgk| rto| jtv| pmw| ryn| sxe| iyt| xoo| tan| kdf| kql| vpu| lxv| jsq| qey| jud| xxu| nqq| pms| vez| gsp| noc| gjy| fcz| vva| rqj| uya| vta| ikm| hpz| qec| evw| wop| guq| wsb| nbw|