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Compact Disc is an optical-disc for record and storage of any data, created by Philips and Sony in 1982. Today there are various options and types of compact discs available, but the standard one is able to keep up to 700 MB of data, which is equal to 80 mins of sound records.
Meaning and history
The iconic Compact Disc logo is known all over the world. It’s black and white wordmark is modern, stylish and unique.
Written in two completely different styles, the nameplate looks balanced and harmonized. The bold black “Compact” inscription is written in all-caps of the custom sans-serif typeface with sharp angles and slightly arched horizontal bars of the letters “C”.
Located above the “Disk” wordmark, the first “C” is placed right above the “I”, replacing its dot.
The “Disk” part, which is the biggest lettering of the logo, boasts white thick shapes with a black outline. They look smooth and sleek, evoking a sense of futuristic and innovative approach.
The black and white color palette of the logo makes it look great on any placement and with any additions.
