The original Apple logo. Six colors, but not as you know them. Wayne's hand-drawn illustrative logo was replaced in 1977 by the work of designer Rob Janoff.

An in-depth conversation with Rob Janoff, the designer of the original Apple logo. We talked about working with Steve Jobs, what was intended (and not intended) with the design, advice for ...

The original Apple logo was first designed in 1977 and has remained relatively unchanged over the years. The design's inspired countless theories but the truth has been confirmed.

The original Apple logo was more colorful than the silver or white version that adorns the company's products now; it first appeared on the Apple II in 1977.

Apple founder Steve Jobs originally chose the name Apple for the company after visiting an orchard while on a "fruitarian diet". And the original logo was drawn up at some time before 1976.

Apple’s original rainbow logo signs being auctioned. Ben Lovejoy May 19 2014 - 4:05 am PT. 4 Comments Apple’s rainbow logo was the symbol of the company from 1977 to 1998, and two of the signs ...

The Apple brand is globally recognised, and had several inspirations. For instance, the original Apple logo depicted Sir Isaac Newton. Newton was a famous English physicist, who famously told the ...

Apple’s rainbow logo was the symbol of the company from 1977 to 1998, and two of the signs that originally adorned the company’s Cupertino HQ are now being auctioned by Bonhams.They were given ...

T wo rainbow-striped Apple logos that once graced the company’s headquarters will go up for auction on June 4. Bonhams auction house set the starting price for the iconic signs at $10,000.

The apple shape changed slightly from my original design in the early 80’s. The design firm Landor & Associates made the changes. They brightened the colors, they made the shapes much more ...

An original Apple Computer Inc. sign created around 1978 with Apple's well-known rainbow logo is set to be auctioned off later this week. Measuring in at four feet by five feet, the sign is said ...