Kellogg’s has one of the most iconic logos in consumer goods. Now, for the first time, that logo is also a custom typeface. The move to expand the logo into a proprietary typeface follows the Kellogg ...
Use the full-color version whenever possible. Use the knockout type version on dark backgrounds or images where the preferred logo lacks contrast. Use the one-color white version on dark backgrounds ...
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