But for many advertising and design enthusiasts, the question remains: Why is Coca-Cola’s logo red? Many brand logos have ...

Take the Coke logo, for example. Now, the Coca-Cola font is iconic in its own right. But if you look a little more closely, it holds something dear to the company’s heart—a nod to happiness.

Through the years, as Coca-Cola introduced new variants like Diet Coke, Coke Zero, limited editions, and innovative flavours, the well-known logo has adapted to fit each iteration while keeping ...

Coca-Cola has played with its vintage-style script logo in new and surprising ways recently, like in a 2024 campaign from VML and WPP Open X that used authentic but unauthorized hand-drawn ...

The Coca-Cola logo however, more than just stylish scripting, includes design nuances like the 'C's extended tail, which is thought to represent a smile and aligns with the brand's association ...

Share a Coke' saw the Coca-Cola logo replaced by first names – which, as you might expect, drove countless people to search for their own or that of their friends – because not even the best ...

The Coca Cola logo may seem like just a stylish version of the company name, but the extended tail of the 'C' is thought to represent a smile, mirroring the brand's emphasis on happiness and joy.

Though the Coca Cola logo may just seem like a stylised version of the brand's name, the sweeping tail of the letter 'C' is said to represent a smile, highlighting the brand's emphasis on ...

Suddenly, the type appears as the cola company’s script logo. The ad is part of a new campaign called “Classic” running in Spain and the U.K., in which Coca-Cola highlights instances when ...