Abbott (Chicago, Illinois)

The brief included the design of a logo, an Aesculap snake in the shape of a small "a," an overall graphic concept for Abbott's medication packaging, and the actual packaging design.

1957–59
Don Ervin, an associate at George Nelson's office
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The logo and the new packaging design for pharmaceutical manufacturer Abbott was developed by the Nelson office between 1958 and 1960.
Abbot
The Nelson office developed the Abbott logo from a stylized Aesculap serpent in the form of a small a.