Carolyn Davidson Designed Nike's Logo & Was Paid in 500 Shares Worth About $137?! - YouTube
HATRIK HOUSE on Instagram: “We love: logo archives. The Nike 'swoosh' originated as a $35 design by graphic design artist Carolyn Davidson. She designed the icon to…”
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Carolyn Davidson, designer of Nike “Swoosh” – Foundations of Art, Design, + Digital Culture
Carolyn Davidson, the woman who designed the Swoosh logo
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Nike, original Nike logo created in 1971, by Carolyn Davidson. | Nike poster, Carolyn davidson, Retro poster
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
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Carolyn Davidson, the woman who designed the Swoosh logo
Swoosh: 40 Years Fly By – PRINT Magazine
Carolyn Davidson 'swooshes' herself into art history – The Voice
Creator of Nike's famed Swoosh remembers its conception 40 years later - oregonlive.com
Woman who designed Nike swoosh explains story of its inception 40 years ago | Daily Mail Online
21 year old designs Nike logo for $35, regrets nothing | Design Discourse
Carolyn Davidson: la donna swoosh di Nike - Isabella Girola
Celebrating Carolyn Davidson - The Designer of the Original Nike Swoosh Logo // #InternationalWomensDay | Nice Kicks
Nerd Creatives - Nike - The Nike swoosh logo was designed by Carolyn Davidson, a graphic design student at Portland State University. She was paid just $35 for creating the logo in
