designers imagine Yahoo!’s new logo

Designed by chivee
Designed by chivee

Last week, Yahoo! announced that it will be introducing a new logo next month—after it goes through 30 rounds of alternative designs. Wanting to join in the fun the online marketplace for crowdsourcing graphic designs, 99designs, decided to hold a contest to redesign the iconic purple logo.
Inviting its community to be ‘fun, creative and different’, some designers made minor tweaks to the company’s logo by changing its color, while others added an animal mascot to it. The logos below were a few of the Yahoo logo designs from the more than 3,000 submissions so far. Could you picture any of these as Yahoo!’s new logo?
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Designed by htdocs

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Designed by rendrasc

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Designed by sublimedia

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Designed by MW09

Designed by ID Design
Designed by ID Design

Designed by maneka
Designed by maneka

Designed by BizBiz
Designed by BizBiz

Designed by d0ppelgangerz
Designed by d0ppelgangerz

Designed by Lugos
Designed by Lugos

Designed by Adiwignya
Designed by Adiwignya

Designed by eLaeS
Designed by eLaeS

Designed by GREYdesigns
Designed by GREYdesigns

[via Mashable]

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