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Part of it is the democratization of creation. It's a logo _anyone_ could have created. It looks like an olympics logo at certain sizes, and an abstraction of a
by Damogran6 7y ago
Part of it is the democratization of creation. It's a logo _anyone_ could have created. It looks like an olympics logo at certain sizes, and an abstraction of a cut jewel at others. What it doesn't do is make you think anything about Oklahoma, or education...
- vmchale 7y ago> Part of it is the democratization of creation. It's a logo _anyone_ could have created. I'm not sure that's democratization, lol.
- marcelluspye 7y agoThat's just 'democratization' of the word 'democratization', man.
- mamurphy 7y ago>It looks like an olympics logo at certain sizes, and an abstraction of a cut jewel at others. I see at least three things: a flowery circle in five colors at very small sizes (Olympics logo?), a cut jewel (around a white star) at medium sizes, and the white star (surrounded by colored arrows) at very large sizes. It makes the logo quite confusing for me.