You can't miss: these logos

Design is not strictly limited to making magazines look pretty, it is an aspect of all parts of life. That's why, for our blogs to follow this semester, I have chose LogoDesignLove. I wanted to not only look at how magazines are created, but also how other forms of design come about and how elements of each of these could be used when it comes time to design a magazine page.
One post that really intrigued me on this website was from January 24. The post is entitled "15 wonderfully simple logo designs" and incase you couldn't tell form the name, it featured great, yet simple, logos. Most of the logos dealt with a simple image or typography that seemed very simple because it was created flawlessly.
One logo that stuck out to me right away was this one:

I thought this logo did a great job encompassing the theme of family. The recurring "i" of different heights can be seen as family members of different heights standing next to one another (at least that's how I see it). While extremely simple, it still has a great impact.
This semester I really want to work on my typography skills and be able to create simple things like this typography. I feel that logos are a great way to look at this, because they have to say a lot and usually within a small space. I hope that by following this blog throughout the semester I can embrace new ways of thinking and push myself to be more creative with my magazine work.