Interview with Apple logo designer Rob Janoff

if you have ever seen apple stock or the original company logo , it has the a illustration of Sir Isaac Newton and the apple hanging from the apple tree with a glowing aura illuminating it .

http://www.methoo.com

great theories, but the correct one to what the apple is in relation to is Sir Isaac Newton and the infamous apple hitting his head bringing about the theory of gravitation. hence why the apple named their early pda "Newton".

if you have ever seen apple stock or the original company logo , it has the a illustration of Sir Isaac Newton and the apple hanging from the apple tree with a glowing aura illuminating it .

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Apple_first_logo.png

-Matt Etchells

Professional Logo, Nice Blog and the interview is great

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Apple Inc. is an American multinational corporation that designs and manufactures consumer electronics and computer software products.

Nice Blog

So where does Paul Rand figure in the design of the Apple logo???

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xb8idEf-Iak

Anyone else notice the "Turing was also a fag and thus the colors of the fag rainbow flag." in the linked wiki article?

Great article. As an Art Director myself, it's always nice to hear someone who clearly loves the work. I'm an avid Mac user at home, but I use a PC at work (standard issue).

This brings up this question. I always hear that "Macs are better for graphics". I've never had someone explain to me why this is. I do love the Mac platform more, but I am just as proficient (maybe more so, because of the practice) on the PC.

In fact, I do have a couple bugaboos about Adobe's products on the Mac... I don't know if this is updated for CS4, but in the CS3 Mac version of illustrator, you can't toggle between your fonts with just your up and down keys, to see how they work in context. I still don't think Mac Photoshop can address any more than 3 GB of RAM... just to name a couple.

They also stole the apple sign from The Beatles, which was their original logo for their record label. This is why you do not see any of The Beatles songs on iTunes.

The stripes are the 6 colours (colors) my Apple Plus does its graphics in. The bite can be taken literally, or as representative of the digital byte (who remembers Byte magazine?) or more symbolically as a manifestation of the human desire for knowledge (based on the story of Genesis). And I’m sure there are plenty of other interpretations.

Or maybe one of the Steves just happened to be eating an apple at the time.