Game of Thrones is a source of inspiration for communicators. The family coat of arms was the very first registered trademarks. Here are 4 brand identity lessons to remember to (re)create your logo and your baseline. A delicious decryption of the cult series with the experts of 99Designs.fr Westeros, the fictional continent on which the Game of Thrones series takes place, is divided into 7 kingdoms, each governed by a "house" (in other words a noble family). All fans of the series know all this already…but what they probably don't know is that each of these houses, big or small, has a coat of arms (usually inspired by a local animal ) who represents her. This coat of arms is accompanied by a motto which summarizes the main values of the house in question. In other words, this is indeed a logo and a slogan. They are means of communicating one's ideals, principles, even...
Game of Thrones in 4 brand identity lessons

This article is very fascinating. I know that a company logo is important, but I hadn't considered its influence on competitors and customers, not to mention the slogan. Thank you to the author for highlighting the importance of slogans and logos.
Shouldn't the currency symbols have been left in their original language?