"The iconic Nike 'Swoosh' logo, which has become one of the most instantly recognizable emblems globally, has a fascinating origin story. In 1971, Carolyn Davidson, a talented graphic design student at the time, was tasked with creating a logo for Nike. Remarkably, she was paid a mere $35 for her groundbreaking design work. Despite its modest beginnings, the Swoosh logo has evolved to embody Nike's unwavering dedication to excellence and innovation in the world of athletics. Over the years, the

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In 1971, design student Carolyn Davidson created the now-iconic Nike “Swoosh” logo for just $35. Hired by Phil Knight while at Portland State University, Davidson’s design symbolized motion and referenced Nike—the Greek goddess of victory. Though unsure of it at first, the logo became a global symbol of athletic excellence. Years later, Nike thanked her with company stock, which grew to be worth a fortune, cementing her place in branding history. | History In Pictures

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28K views · 515 reactions | The globally iconic Nike Swoosh was created in 1971, after 17.5 hours of work, and only cost $35. Carolyn Davidson, the artist who created the logo, was ultimately given 500 shares of stock now worth millions. | Computer Love Records | Facebook