By the end of 1963, the pair of men had sold $8,000 worth of Tiger shoes. Knight and Bowerman eventually hired a full-time salesman in Jeff Johnson after accumulating more than $1 million in sales. In 1971, the Nike swoosh was created by Caroline Davidson. In the late 1970’s, Blue...
The Nike Logo Origin – How did the Nike Swoosh come to be? Save Source: Nike In 1971, Carolyn Davidson was a graphic design student at Portland State University. In 1969, she met Phil Knight, then-assistant professor at PSU, who would go on to found Blue Ribbon Sports, and, in turn...
Nike’s swoosh, or the Starbucks siren, you instantly know what they are. No further signage or explanation is required. Sometimes good logos go beyond simple recognition to convey something about the brand behind them, like Amazon’s logo with the arrow that ...
The Nike swoosh is instantly recognizable, and has become an international symbol for athletes who strive for the very best. Just Two Guys Who Like to Run Nike was founded by two men who were rather obsessed with sports, Bill Bowerman (1911-1999) and Philip Knight (1938-). Bowerman was ...
He tells Loudwire, “Their image, their makeup is recognized all over the world, just like Nike’s swoosh or Coca Cola’s logo. That is pretty insane.” But he is quick to point out that without the band (and their classic catalog of songs), the brand wouldn’t be that valuable. ...
He tells Loudwire, “Their image, their makeup is recognized all over the world, just like Nike’s swoosh or Coca Cola’s logo. That is pretty insane.” But he is quick to point out that without the band (and their classic catalog of songs), the brand wouldn’t be that valuable. ...
He tells Loudwire, “Their image, their makeup is recognized all over the world, just like Nike’s swoosh or Coca Cola’s logo. That is pretty insane.” But he is quick to point out that without the band (and their classic catalog of songs), the brand wouldn’t be that valuable. ...