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There is just so much wrong here. Can anyone explain why all the 'incidental' graphics on the website are printing press related (halftone dots, mis-registered
by sleepybrett 8y ago
There is just so much wrong here.
Can anyone explain why all the 'incidental' graphics on the website are printing press related (halftone dots, mis-registered colors)?
What the hell unique lineage does slack trace to the printing press? Also how does that align with the new ultra generic could be any kind of business logo.
And let's not even talk about that sweet negative space swastika.
- akiselev 8y ago> And let's not even talk about that sweet negative space swastika. Oh god, cannot unsee. Edit: It's not even negative space. I just see it as a swastika.
- pvinis 8y agoOh come on. There are other logos like that. Do you see a swastika on Google photos? Why not "look at that sweet negative space windmill"? Eye of the beholder, I guess.
- coldtea 8y ago>Oh come on. There are other logos like that. Yes -- on asian temples...
- agentdrtran 8y agoThe google photos icon is obviously a windmill, there's not whitespace for lines.
- valesco 8y agoThe nazi swastika is counter-clockwise. But it was close.
- jackfraser 8y ago> that sweet negative space swastika. It's not facing the same way as the Nazi one, first off, and would you also say that's a problem for Sun, or for Columbia (bikes/outdoors)?
- coldtea 8y agoApparently yes: https://www.quora.com/Why-does-the-Columbia-Sportswear-logo-look-like-it-has-a-hidden-swastika-in-it https://www.quora.com/Why-does-the-Columbia-Sportswear-logo-... https://www.reddit.com/r/accidentalswastika/comments/7d69mi/the_columbia_logo/ https://www.reddit.com/r/accidentalswastika/comments/7d69mi/...