Gil Brandt on Twitter: "On this date in 1971, Blue Ribbon Sports changed its name to Nike. A Portland State student named Carolyn Davidson designed the swoosh logo and was paid $35
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Illuminate - Carolyn Davidson was born in 1943. Started as a journalism student and then switched to graphic design student at Portland State University in Oregon. Best known as the creator for
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MatorX on Twitter: "Meet Carolyn Davidson, the designer of Nike logo. She designed the logo whilst studying graphic design at Indian Institute of Art & Design in 1971. Carol was paid $35
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Carolyn Davidson, the woman who designed the Swoosh logo
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Nike - The Nike swoosh logo was designed by Carolyn Davidson a graphic design student at Portland State University. She was paid just $35 for cre… | タイポグラ フィ, グラフィック
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TIL Carolyn Davidson, a then Portland State University graphic design student, created the now globally recognized NIKE Swoosh logo. She was paid $35. : r/todayilearned
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The Numbers Game on Twitter: "Today Nike generates $8,000 a second, with the swoosh becoming one of the most iconic logos ever made. The designer who created the logo? Carolyn Davidson. She
