While flat design and sans serif wordmarks have dominated previous years, we're officially in the era of the retro logo. Brands left, right and centre have been taking a leaf out of their own ...

Mountain Dew, which has been going by "Mtn Dew" since 2009, is refreshing its entire brand identity by revisiting its past — and once again going by its full name. Here's what's changing.

Mountain Dew revealed their “new visual identity” on Tuesday — including dropping the “MTN” abbreviation it took on in 2009 and bringing back the full “Mountain” to the brand name.

Army Aviation Logo contest color palette. (U.S. Army Fort Novosel) Here’s a closer look at the specific color codes: Army Black - RGB: 34 31 32, Hex: #221F20, PMS: Black 3 C, CMYK: 20 30 30 100 ...

Rib Mtn logo options (WSAW). As of Friday afternoon, the design featuring an orange mountain and black font (Option 1 in the photo) has taken the lead in the voting process.

An example of an early-20th-century Paramount logo can be seen on the poster for the 1924 movie "A Sainted Devil," which is shown below. (Getty Images) The Paramount mountain logo has been ...

Mondelez International is changing the design of the mountain depicted on the cardboard wrapper so as not to violate the ... Toblerone is barred from using the iconic Swiss mountain on its logo ...

The company is changing the packaging design to depict a more generic mountain Under Switzerland’s Swissness Act, passed in 2017, national symbols and Swiss crosses are not permitted on the ...

The Alpine mountain is a national symbol, and its likeness is protected under the “Swissness” law. Toblerone will also change its slogan from “Toblerone of Switzerland” to “Founded in ...

New packaging for the chocolate bar includes its founder’s signature, a new typeface, a more generic mountain and will read ‘established in Switzerland’ rather than ‘of Switzerland ...

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