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17 Famous Brands Get A Logo Makeover By A Canadian Artist To Better Reflect Their Brand Philosophy
Some might have you believe that creating a logo for a company is a fairly straightforward task, while in fact it is not.
A logo designer is not someone who merely creates a small typography icon upon request. It is a professional tasked with a responsibility to create an impactful indetifying mark, symbol, signature, or a combination of thereof that is unforgettable and easily discernable from the rest. A well done logo has to get the customer's attention by showing the company philosophy.
David Huynh from Canada decided to use logos from famous companies such as Nike, Adidas and Amazon to showcase his own interpretations in creative and lively illustrations.
"I started out in logo design and have always enjoyed the simplicity of logos. I decided one day to include a theme within a logo that represents the brand. The first one I did was Nike and Adidas, from there I kept going and people really liked them" - the artist told Bored Panda.
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Nintendo
Disney
they should have shown mickey being put in a juice machine and money pouring out because that is what they do
I don’t think a company that specializes in KIDS movies wants that as it’s logo
Disney's profit empire is becoming ruthless. Have you SEEN what they did to so many classic series? They don't care, they'll just get your money a different way.
Disney has come a long way from Walt's little studio. Not in a good way, either. Yes, this is appropriate, too. Creepy and dark.
Adidas
Pepsi
Am I the only person who still likes pepsi better than coke? Like, one time my ice in my pepsi melted and the watered down pepsi tasted JUST like coke.
Tesla
Apple
It should be impoverished people working out how to make their own stand, no/
Playboy
Coco Chanel
I don't get why the outrage is so cherry picked. Disney and McD's are very obviously negative (as are others) whereas other companies that definitely do lots of wrong (sweatshops etc) are just drawn in pleasant ways like Nike or Apple. Some are almost passive aggressive (Amazon). What's the artist really trying to say here? It's extremely inconsistent.
I agree. The artist is using the logos to make moral judgments about the companies and/or products. How is Apple morally superior to Disney? Amazon v McDonalds? What's the message?
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This is cool but I would have liked to see more colors used besides purple
I don't get why the outrage is so cherry picked. Disney and McD's are very obviously negative (as are others) whereas other companies that definitely do lots of wrong (sweatshops etc) are just drawn in pleasant ways like Nike or Apple. Some are almost passive aggressive (Amazon). What's the artist really trying to say here? It's extremely inconsistent.
I agree. The artist is using the logos to make moral judgments about the companies and/or products. How is Apple morally superior to Disney? Amazon v McDonalds? What's the message?
Load More Replies... This is cool but I would have liked to see more colors used besides purple
