"The first-of-its-kind campaign, which sparked a global phenomenon by swapping iconic Coca-Cola logos for personalised names, ...

Coca-Cola, the global giant known for its iconic red and white branding, has become a household name with its distinctive ...

Coca-Cola has been breaking all the rules of logo design recently. First it was embracing hand-drawn Coca-Cola logo variations around the world in the fund free-for-all that is its heart-warmingly ...

where people from all over the world became familiar with the Coca-Cola logo, which appeared on everything from hats and bulletins to the walls of the city streets. Coca-Cola quickly became ...

This time around, it’s targeting Gen Z. When “Share a Coke” first debuted in Australia in 2011, replacing the “Coca-Cola” logo on Coke bottles with 150 of the most popular names in the ...

It featured “a simple design, utilising bold fonts and embellishing the eye-catching graphic nature of the Olympics logo at the time, whilst heroing the white of the iconic Coca-Cola red and white for ...

2. Its logo uses a timeless font. Pemberton's bookkeeper, Frank Mason Robinson, decided that Coca-Cola's logo should be written in the Spencerian script accountants used because it would ...

It's also a cool-looking can. The Coca-Cola logo is pixelated with a purple background – also adding to my Parma Violet senses. Coca-Cola Byte Zero Sugar launches on May 2, 2022, in the US.

The campaign, which Coca-Cola calls “legendary”, involved the brand swapping out its logo for personalised names in its signature typeface. The campaign was credited with boosting Coca-Cola’s sales.