Individuals have taken to the concept of branding their own personalities with gusto. Along came Twitter and Facebook and blogs, where people were kings and queens, not companies. Mimicking the successful marketing of companies, people have begun to brand themselves.
So, to help guide you through creating a little square icon here are my Top 10 Twitter icons from some well known companies to some lesser know real life human beings. See if you can spot the difference… and of course, leave a comment with your favourite icon.
http://twitter.com/hearthomemag/status/81126989834100736
News just in… We've got a tiny bit marvellous prize coming up, some really exciting news for a gloomy Friday …
— Penguin Books UK (@PenguinUKBooks) June 17, 2011
Funny how many sites can't tell the difference between real photography and renders.
— We Heart (@we_heart) June 15, 2011
"Design is becoming more popular… not in the right direction." Why Rams is reluctant to call himself a designer: http://vit.so/e-DR2011
— Vitsœ (@Vitsoe) May 26, 2011
Reworked trench coats with colour collar details, slim cigerette trousers. It's a Masi inspired summer from Mr Bailey.
— Esquire UK (@EsquireUK) June 18, 2011
New DVF bags have arrived @ Aloha Rag Honolulu http://twitpic.com/5bn60k
— Aloha Rag (@AlohaRag) June 14, 2011
Coming to London this weekend? Make sure you read up on Redchurch Street http://bit.ly/kbFqep – edgy and quirky! Come & visit.
— Wallpaper* (@wallpapermag) June 16, 2011
http://twitter.com/thefoxisblack/status/81802218319249410
Old is Cool–bringing vintage shapes back to lettering http://cot.ag/jOgpVb
— Behance (@Behance) June 19, 2011
A shoutout to highbrowfurniture.com, where I ordered my Eames LCW chairs. They have fantastic customer service.
— Design Milk (@designmilk) June 17, 2011
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