I was playing around with the logo for my company, which features a configuration of overlapping boxes. A significant percentage of my brainstorming iterations ended up as swastika-esque shapes. Go figure.. Now I'm not a designer at all, just fiddling around, but those versions ended up in a not-to-be-opened folder immediately, because.. of course it shouldn't see the light of day! That's a bad association waiting to happen
But Pentagram didn't let that stop them, did they. Guess that's why they get paid the big bucks
Re:New logo
by sleepybrett on Wednesday January 16, 2019 @07:03PM
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I mean there is a swastika in the negative space as hilariously pointed out but the first reply to their logo anouncement on twitter. le'woops
Still, I love these kinds of process breakdowns. Having been involved in writing a few of my own, I know there’s probably a lot of pretentious nonsense to fill in the blanks (i.e. designers mess around a lot when working) but still it’s a nice read, short as it is.