Twitter has a new logo

[kennedysgarage]

https://twitter.com/about/logos#twitter-birds

[jenius]

Has anyone else noticed how restrictive their branding guidelines are? Seems really outrageous, and will definitely squash a lot of creativity that's currently out there.

[thfc06 → jenius]

a lot of brand guidelines are super restrictive

[kennedysgarage]

You can see a quick overlay I made here http://dribbble.com/shots/592612-New-Twitter-Logo

[kvox]

http://blog.twitter.com/2012/06/taking-flight-twitterbird.ht...

[thfc06]

why in the world from a brand perspective would they do this?!? They have an established logo that everyone recognizes, why change it!

[kennedysgarage]

The main differences that I can see is that there is a new color, the hair is removed and the the wing is sharper.

[CodeCube]

Next on the list, redesigning the fail whale

[danielbrown]

Their favicon is still the same.

[zinssmeister]

at one point a company should establish a logo that lasts longer than 21 months.