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Gives examples and ideas for using the benefits message, research, quotes, logo and slogan on paper. Examples of what the training program `Putting the Pieces Together: The Benefits of Parks and Recreations' has inspired; Suggestions to strengthen one's credibility in fax cover; Ways to incorporate the benefits message into departmental brochures. INSET: How to get a copy of the logo.

The article focuses on the presence of rabbits in art, literature, and theater, with particular focus given to rabbits represented in graphic design as mascots and logos. Topics include rabbists as a symbol of fertility, rabbits as a symbol of good luck, and rabbits in art and literature including the painting "Young Hare" by Albrecht Dürer, the book "The Tale of Peter Rabbit" by Beatrix Potter, as well as the comic cartoon character Bugs Bunny.

The article discusses publication updates and art events. The author acknowledges Gari Melchers as one of the few American painters whose works impressed European galleries including "The Sermon," "The Communion," and "Dutch Christening." The editors note that the rearing horse illustration used for the publication's logotype was taken from a bronze model attributed to Leonardo da Vinci. Also reported were the resignations of Watson-Guptill staff in 1950 which included Arthur Guptill, Ed Kolsby, and Leighton Guptill.

The article presents a lesson plan for high-school students which teaches graphic design through the creation of retail signs and logotypes, and includes information on materials used in the project and the lesson's alignment with U.S. national art standards.

The article offers the author's insights on the changes made in the "Ladies' Home Journal" to inspire more readers, such as the design of the logo and its layouts.

The article discusses the invitation to submit logo and slogan entries for the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC) as part of its extended branding campaign. According to AEJMC, the logo must communicate in what the association stands for and must use the letters AEJMC. The slogan must be memorable and works well with the logo. It states that a price of 1,000 dollars will be given to the winning entry and winners will be announced at AEJMC's annual conference.

Over the past decade, the publishing industry has undergone wave after wave of consolidation. But within the giant media conglomerates there is still a fair amount of biodiversity -- at least judging from the logos that bird- and beast-watchers can spot on the spines of their books. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article discusses changes which came on the front page of the journal "Reason". It is stated that the its first issue consisted of seven typewritten, mimeographed pages. Over the years, the magazine got fancier, with photos replacing moody pen-and-ink sketches and color hitting the cover in 1979. It's most recent redesign hit newsstands in 2001. It is reported that the fresh look switched the magazine from an off-the-shelf font to a typeface.

The article reports that English, Welsh and Scottish Railway Ltd. (EWS) has started to use Internet auction Web site eBay to sell nameplates in Great Britain. The author inferred that the Saint Bede plate from 47721 and a Resourceful plate from 47739 were among those offered for sale. Furthermore, EWS said that it would see how the sale goes before using eBay on a permanent basis.

The article discusses the placement of the Wonder Bread logo in the Will Ferrell movie "Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby" and the possible impact on sales of the bread. The corporate parent of Wonder Bread, Interstate Bakeries, did not pay to be featured in the film and is operating under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The article chronicles the history of the top-selling white bread.

Announces the new logo of the Society of American Military Engineers (SAME) in the U.S. Concept of the logo; Designers of the new logo; Number of logos to be given away for SAME members.

Evaluates the Xara3D computer program for three-dimensional lettering and logos for use with multimedia or the Web.

Presents information on the signature logotype created by Robert Rauschenberg and introduced by the Moderna Muskeet museum of modern art in Stockholm, Sweden in February 2004. Origin of the handwriting used for the logotype; Remarks given by Stockholm Design Lab co-founder Björn Kusoffsky regarding the handwriting; Features of the logotype.

Provides information on the changes made to the logo of the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York City. Description on the logo; How designer Abbot Miller came up with the concept; Reactions of the museum board members to the design.

The article reports on revamping approaches of the "Las Vegas Review-Journal" newspaper toward its print editions along with upgradation of website. Topics discussed include illustration of changes in logotype of the newspaper with Rockwell font for designing; introduction of daily column "Must-Reads" in the newspaper for provision of an information related to suggested stories; and views of the newspaper's editor-in-chief Keith Moyer on same.

Relates that the University of North Carolina has unveiled a new version of its ram logo. Hope of boosting sales of items bearing the logo; Replacement of the pouting ram's head with a snarling one; The good reasons why the revised ram does not have fangs or claws.

Focuses on how Uruguay had developed a digital base of all logos and trademarks registered by companies. Effects of the innovation on the registration of new logos and trademarks; How the Inter-American Development Bank finance the materials needed for the project.

Reports on the use of the `We Salute the National Music Standards' logo. Use of the logo by the organizations Percussive Arts Society and Korg USA; Presence of the logo at the back cover of the book `Spin Offs: The Extra-Musical Advantages of a Musical Education,' by Robert Cutietta, Donald L. Hamann and Linda Miller Walker.

Reports that North Carolina's Duke University has prohibited the printing of items with the university's logo in sweatshops. Reason for this action.

Reports that the San Diego, California Better Business Bureau has adopted a logo designed by student Frank Agolia as a classroom assignment at Advertising Arts College. Logo description; Design parameters.

Reports that a logo created for the Cazonavia Rowing Club by Jowaisas Design is featured in the graphic design yearbook `Graphics '97.'

Offers tips on premium giveaways, plastic stickers, temporary employment and company brochures. Premiums from DuPage/Fox Valley Industry Fund in Illinois; Advantage of a round plaster sticker with company's logo; Temporary agency for nonunion and administrative people working for CommAir; Useful company brochures.

The author discusses the different graphic design in burglar alarm system in Europe. A collection of alarm art captured in his vernacular reveals a special kind of art. He inferred that alarm art varies by area. Amateur logos in alarm boxes predominate in rural areas associated by jaunty creatures and decorative fonts. The words printed in the boxes such as "Ambush!," "Stand Fast!," and "Decorum" offers artistic concept of security.

This article focuses on a printing project performed by Williamson Printing Corp. in collaboration with the creative design team of "Graphic Arts Monthly" and Leo Burnett USA for the magazine's January 2006 cover. Williamson used its 41" Heidelberg Speedmaster XL 105 for the magazine's cover which featured a Swiss army knife, with its implicit message of productivity. During the conceptual phase, the creative team of Burnett chose to add foils to the magazine's logo using the WPC Liquid Foil base to provide metallic sheen accents. The liquid foil technique was followed by three spot colors and standard 4-color process inks before coating the 85,000 covers, which ran on 100-lb. Sterling Ultra Gloss Book. Folding dummies and color proofs were reviewed by Mark Wendling, Heidelberg USA's advertising manager.

The article focuses on the continuation of the legacy of Cotton + Allen that has been built on the leadership of William Cotton in 1921, followed by Nolen Allen in 1960 and Bob Montgomery in 1994. The regions best businesses and entrepreneurs became successful by using the firm's expertise and experience. According to Bob Montgomery, President of Cotton + Allen, the ideal to re-brand the firm was framed several years ago, when the partners of the firm began to focus on lead generation and growth. According to Renetta Carrier, Marketing Director of the company, the existing logo was not representative of a position, as it was a typography solution.

The article features the different typographical objects and artifacts used and applied by sign painters in creating signage and signboards. Evidently, sign-painters who painted signs for a living, would also fabricate letters out of wood for various dimensional signs and French signwriters made letters from sheet metals with small eyes welded that will serve as attachment to a signboard. In mid-nineteenth century letterforms, the most prevalent are san serif, slab serif, clarendon, Tuscan and a relative of the Tuscan called Saracen.

Presents guidelines for designing a magazine logo. Magazine's logo as a reflection of the publication's identity and image; Font selection; Color; Size and placement; Points to remember when redesigning an old logo; Qualities of an enduring logo; Importance of simplicity, consistency and originality.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues of "Landscape Architecture," including "Reclaiming the River," which deals with the water features of a park, in the August 1996 issue, the place-making charette attended by landscape architects, architects and artists in Louisville, Kentucky and the redesign of the logotype of the magazine.

The article presents the an image and brief discussion of new logo of flooring label Antron, produced by Invista Fasern.

The article discusses the changes in the magazine "Pollution Engineering" as it goes past the 40-year mark. The old design of the magazine was replaced with a new logo. Its new cover page can be found at the front of the issue with the newly design logo to give it a more modern appearance. As part of its 40-year in business, the magazine will introduce a new feature wherein industry suppliers will discuss a new product or service that is available for air, water or waste control.

This article reports that the British magazine publisher BBC Magazines will redesign its men's lifestyle magazine "BBC Focus." Changes will include a new logo and cover design, an enhanced review section focused on consumer gadgets, and a restructured web site. Details are included on the circulation rates of the magazine.

The article reports on the redesigning of "The Hollywood Reporter", an almost 80 year old periodical by James Reyman, New York based designer and colleagues. The team including Eric Mika, Elizabeth Guider, editor and Deeann J. Hoff, art director, had forge for the readers with strong interest at Hollywood business. Reyman stated that the idea of logo is to be authorative, accessible and immediate. A major element Rayman had introduced is the introduction of contemporary typeface.

The article discusses various reports published within the issue, including one by Garech Stone on the single-letter logotypes and another by Rick Poynor on the image of designer-writer Chip Kidd.

The article discusses the changes made in the "Hotel & Motel Management" magazine. The magazine has been resized to fit a briefcase. The 10.5-inch-by-14-inch page size was reduced by 9%, making it 10 ¼ inches wide and 13 inches long. The logo in the frontpage was also changed from its burgundy-and-navy conservative look to a vibrant one, which best reflects the contemporary style of the industry. Moreover, skyboxes have been added to the frontpage of the magazine to let the readers know some of the articles featured inside. The publishers also revived the "Newsmaker" feature to best describe the important people in the hotel industry.

The article presents an advertisement of Spermies, a company that specializes in putting logo on garments.

The article features the Mini Quad from HTH Inc. The manufacturer encourages the customers to try the service by sending logo through facsimile.

Focuses on the apology issued by the Burlington Free Press for the obliteration of the logo of WCAX-TV in Burlington, Vermont. Details on the photograph captured by the publication from a debate co-sponsored by WCAX-TV; Views of news director Marselis Parsons on the issue.

Reports the decision of Coca-Cola in revising its signature red and white graphics, the first time in 30 years. The change in the design for advertisements and signs, but not for cans and bottles; The guidebook explaining the graphics as being sent to the United States in January 1998; The reason for the move.