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Elon Musk bought Twitter for $44 billion and rebranded it to X, auctioning off old memorabilia like the iconic blue bird logo ...

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Martin Grasser, one of the original designers of the blue bird logo, wrote that it was intended to be "simple, balanced, and legible at very small sizes". Twitter founder Jack Dorsey, who signed off ...

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The event’s ethos encourages the cessation and rebirth of ideas through fire, and in this spirit, the Twitter bird was sacrificed to symbolize a new chapter for the platform. The sculpture itself was ...

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1985. This was a simple logo with ‘10’ written in big seahawk blue fonts to celebrate the franchise's 10th anniversary. ‘10’ was outlined in gray.

Turns out, the decal was not only an option many Firebird buyers desired, but also a cheap and easy way to distinguish the Pontiac build from competitors developed by Chevrolet, Ford, and others.

“(The bird) was simple, clean, and timeless, and connected to the bird street names of Rolling Meadows.” The design firm then went to an online survey with more than 200 people responding.