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01/12
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american girl doll
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bendryl
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disney
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fancy feast
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kleenex
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lululemon
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mary kay
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tampax
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tylenol
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12/12
logos
As Manowar once correctly noted, the gods made heavy metal. And they saw that it was good. Creative agency Cornett came to this realization, too, and accordingly, the company—which specializes in brand identity, among other things—developed heavy-metal versions of several different corporate logos. And it’s a brilliant concept: Advertising agencies are hired to make brands look good. Heavy metal, per Manowar, is good. Tie it all together, and Cornett’s doing their job—and doing a good job.