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Every company must have a logo with four colors -- some variant of red-green-blue-yellow. It should also fit into a square, and the colors must stay separate, s
by sz4kerto 8y ago
Every company must have a logo with four colors -- some variant of red-green-blue-yellow. It should also fit into a square, and the colors must stay separate, splitting the square into 4 parts if possible.
- adventured 8y agoIt's interesting that most of the prominent brands don't follow such rules. They overwhelmingly stick to just two colors (or one in many cases). Amazon.com, Apple, McDonald's, Walmart, Fedex, UPS, Nike, Coca Cola, 3M, Target, Visa, Square, PayPal, Facebook, Uber, Lyft, Twitter, YouTube, Netflix, Samsung, Sony, Intel, Cisco, Oracle, IBM, SAP, Starbucks, Lululemon, Under Armour, NY Times, American Express, GAP, Best Buy, Costco, Exxon
- adfm 8y agoRainbows and unicorns... Apple (pre-Miyake), Microsoft, Google
- nkantar 8y agoWhat's the rationale? I was thought quite the opposite for logos (re: colors): fewer colors is better, and the logo should be instantly recognizable in monochrome. It being something a layperson could draw reasonably well is also a good thing. Edit: Did I just miss the sarcasm train here? It's very possible.
- sjwright 8y agoYes, it's definitely sarcasm.
- proee 8y agoIs this good advice or satire?
- sleepybrett 8y agoBut where is the swoosh?.. and the globe. The globe is like the dot in dot com. Also that type needs to be leaning to the right.. like it's moving forward at speed.. leaning in...