(Pocket-Lint) – Ilya Denisov, aka Elijah Stallone, A graphic designer with a passion for logos and branding. They did some great work re-imagining modern logos, including medieval styling.
Many of your favorite brands have been redesigned with a middle-aged vibe and a nice art style that you haven’t seen in the modern era.
We’ve picked a selection of our favorites, but we’d recommend checking them out Instagram And Twitter Account to see more.
Microsoft Windows
Ilya Stallone spent time imagining what it would be like to have world-famous brand logos made in the Middle Ages.
In it we see that the Windows logo has been redesigned with an ancient vibe. Windows (and its logo) has changed a lot since its first public release in 1985. Imagine what would have happened if it had happened almost a century ago.
Led by technology
Audi originally started life in 1899, so it certainly has a long history of making motor vehicles.
What if the company is too old though? Horses and carts probably have its logo on it. Maybe it looked like that?
Food suitable for the king
Burger King is actually relatively young in the great planning of things.
But if it had existed in the old days with such a name, it would have had a royal seal, or at least a greater focus on royal branding.
Frightened Puma
Everyone can appreciate comfortable footwear and we are sure that it was rough when medieval people were looking for shoes.
The redesigned Puma logo here looks a bit stunned and unhealthy and we like it. Looks like Puma did too The company posted its own funny answers In this logo.
YouTube
With this redesigned logo, it looks like YouTube originally started out as a theater company or a puppet show.
You may be cruel and suggest that visitors are still dolls today, but it’s still a great bit of art.
Artists have been drawing self-portraits for a long, long time, so it’s not hard to imagine Instagram pre-existing with modern technology. But the pictures were on the canvas instead of the phone screen.
Starbucks
Where do you go for coffee? The Starbucks logo now appears in its full, strange glory thanks to this medieval reimagining. Although Mermaid doesn’t seem too happy to be part of corporate branding.
Firefox is on fire
The medieval version of the Firefox logo is taking things quite literally, a fox that is on fire. That fox is obviously not happy about it.
Writes Adrian Willings.
