A good logo does an absurd amount of work with very few lines. You can recognise most of the marks in this collection from a corner of a shape, at a distance, upside down. That's decades of design effort compressed into something the size of a thumbnail.

Streetwear figured this out faster than anyone. A red box with white text in a specific font became one of the most valuable images of the 2010s, not because of what it said but because of who was allowed to wear it. Scarcity did the branding.

Others got there through sheer repetition. An orange splat is now shorthand for an entire era of children's television. A pair of charging bulls means energy drinks and extreme sports. None of these associations are accidents, and all of them are now stronger than the products underneath.

This collection collects those marks and a few adjacent pop-culture icons, drawn as fanart rather than official assets, and sized to work as a pointer.

If you like your desktop to look like a sticker-covered laptop lid, you're in the right place.