Re:BMW’s new flat logo is everything that’s wrong with moder...
by nardi on Thursday March 05, 2020 @02:51PM
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IMO, it's because the black of the original logo takes up space, and keeps the BMW text and the inner circle grounded to a larger context.
Without the black, the text and the circle are just hanging out at the top of the outer circle, unbalanced against a large empty space at the bottom of the outer circle.
EDIT: Another way of putting it is that it looks like the text and inner circle could just bounce around inside the outer circle—they are "loose", and, as I said above, ungrounded.
Without the black, the text and the circle are just hanging out at the top of the outer circle, unbalanced against a large empty space at the bottom of the outer circle.
EDIT: Another way of putting it is that it looks like the text and inner circle could just bounce around inside the outer circle—they are "loose", and, as I said above, ungrounded.