It has been said that change is constant, and indeed, inveitable. Politics and culture change the world around us every single day. Tastes and preferences evolve. What was once at the height of popularity is suddenly shunned.
And companies are no different. Be it externally or internally, big companies and their place in the world shift as the years go by. Their missions have to align with modern values, and their branding with modern tastes. That's why logo designs and brand identities of successful, long-running businesses tend to evolve over time.
Given the ever developing design landscape, the creative community at DesignCrowd decided to jump ahead to offer a glimpse at what the logos of the future might look like.
Now, in the past few decades an explosion in technology has meant the evolution of trends and tastes has been more rapid than ever, so the designers time-hopped 20 years forward to show where things may be headed. Let's face it, in 100 years design has probably evolved beyond our current realm of understanding. Or we're all underwater.
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The results from the logo contest illustrate a mix of sometimes whimsical, sometimes thoughtful renditions of design we're all intimately familiar with. Most designers predicted a continuation of minimalist trends that are currently reigning supreme, breaking down designs into their most basic elements. Others predict changing brand identities and new incarnations of logo design.
See how famous company logos might look 20 years in the future below (... or try making your own futuristic logo with our futuristic logo generator on BrandCrowd).
General Electric
Microsoft
Red Bull
Google
Facebook
Microsoft
Coca-Cola
Pepsi
Adidas
Apple
Toyota
Twitter
Samsung
Bitcoin