SAMSUNG LOGO EVOLUTION

SAMSUNG LOGO EVOLUTION Similar videos with logo evolutions: For most of the company’s history, the most distinctive element of the Samsung logo was a three star pattern. It reflected the origin of the brand’s name, which means “tri-star” in the Korean language. Meaning and history: Samsung Logo history: The brand was created in 1938, but its operation was rather modest, so the need for a logo actually did not arise. By 1958, however, it was obvious that Samsung needed its own insignia. The logo featured 3 stars, 3 stripes and wheat plants inside a circle shape. The stars were connected with the name of the company, while the wheat plants emphasized its agricultural roots. With the introduction of the brand’s first black and white television in the 1960s the need for a logo update became obvious. Although the new emblem was based on the same visual metaphor – three stars in a circle – it looked different, cleaner. Also, a wordmark appeared next to the symbol. Where is Samsung made? Samsung is one of the largest South Korean companies, and its main production facilities are located there. Though with the huge volumes of the company’s sales, it is necessary to have its plants in other regions, this is why Samsung also has its factories in Brazil and Indonesia. The Samsung logo introduced in the 1980s looked more up-to-date. The lines became sharper; the negative space was successfully used. 1938 Samsung Logo 1938 The original logo was pretty cluttered and bore nothing in...