Logo Evolution Tutorial

Here’s the template for each page:

Background (optional) : How the logo was created (i.e. who founded the logo and the times that the name changed).


 * 1) Logo (????-????)

Nicknames (optional) : How people call this logo.

Logo/ID : Describe what the logo looks like.

Byline (optional) : A history of what company owned the logo.

Variant(s) (optional) : Which main variations of the logo look like.

Closing Title/Variants (optional) : What the logo at the end of a movie looks like.

FX/SFX : The movement of the logo. If the logo is still, simply write “None”.

Music/Sounds : The genre of what music is used on the logo. If the logo is silent, simply write “None”.

Music/Sounds Variant(s) (optional) : The variations of the music.

Availability : This is a very important section.

Scale of Availability : Editor’s Note : Depending on if the logo is used in tandem with the next logo or not, write the note. If not, simply write “None”.
 * Ultra common: Used for 14 or more years.
 * Extremely common: Used for 13 years.
 * Very common: Used for 12 years.
 * Common: Used for 11 years.
 * Pretty common: Used for 10 years.
 * Fairly common: Used for 9 years.
 * Uncommon: Used for 8 years.
 * Very uncommon: Used for 7 years.
 * Rare: Used for 6 years.
 * Very rare: Used for 5 years.
 * Extremely rare: Used for 4 years.
 * Ultra rare: Used for 3 years.
 * Scarce: Used for 2 years.
 * Near extinction: Used for 1 year.
 * Extinct: Used for 6 months.