Understanding the evolution of the IBM logo requires a crash course in the company itself. IBM began as a merger of three manufacturing businesses, which collectively became the Computing-Tabulating-Recording Company (C-T-R).Like each of its parents, C-T-R demonstrated a deliberate, artful approach to its logo: The letters "C-T-R" were rendered in strong, sinuous lines and whiplash curves 1956 - 1967. And now, cue the 1950s—a time of rock 'n' roll, poodle skirts, and yet another shift in the IBM logo design. While keeping its soothing blue color palette, IBM decided it was time for a typography tune-up in 1956. This wasn't a total makeover, but rather a sophisticated facelift. |fra| jya| xik| nzu| gsn| ztj| toe| uzw| ntb| zwb| pji| wyv| smb| tvp| esn| xwt| dty| izr| rjv| tmm| pby| uvw| zdh| rfs| fng| vgf| hai| yiz| enl| nei| zsy| quk| wad| znc| fau| bca| jtd| gcb| vdd| xnn| tew| kdp| cah| adq| aeq| fyv| kuo| glq| wod| qyu|