A $44 billion purchase by Elon Musk saw Twitter rebranded to X and all old memorabilia like the iconic blue bird logo nicknamed Larry eventually auctioned off. An online marketplace company bought the ...

But let's talk about circles in logo design. I don't mean circular logos or roundels, of which there are plenty of great ...

Some designers disapprove. "Graphic design is about going straight to the point in replying to a request, adding superfluous ...

After Elon Musk changed Twitter’s logo to an X, questions have emerged over whether he can actually use it as a trademark. Other brands, like Meta and Microsoft, already have trademarks on a ...

While the design’s origin has not been confirmed by Musk or Twitter, many Twitter users have speculated that the logo was potentially sourced from Fonts.com, or is a slightly modified unicode ...

Meanwhile, the logo's design may be only half the battle for Twitter. The letter X is in common use by many companies, and it is the subject of more than one trademark — including one that ...

X owner Elon Musk is already tinkering with the platform’s updated black-and-white logo design — days after he abandoned Twitter’s iconic blue bird symbol. Musk, 52, briefly unveiled a ...

Elon Musk has officially changed Twitter’s logo from the iconic blue bird to a black-and-white “X” – the latest big change since he bought the company for $44 billion last year.. On Monday ...

Elon Musk is rebranding Twitter to X, but not everyone's pleased about it. The billionaire ditched the bird logo design and replaced it with a large art-deco style "X." Some users have attacked ...

After replacing Twitter’s little blue bird with an X logo, Elon Musk changed it again. On Tuesday afternoon, Musk replaced Twitter’s X logo with one that has slightly thicker lines — but ...

Twitter’s new X logo wasn’t made by an in-house designer. It’s from an old podcast hosted by one of the cult that Elon took from his replies. The font is @Monotype’s Special Alphabets 4 ...

Elon Musk says Twitter's bird logo will soon be no more, tweeting "“soon we shall bid adieu to the twitter brand and, gradually, all the birds.”. Photo: Taylor Hill/Getty, Mustafa Ciftci ...