Whilst contracting with a London digital agency in the mid '00s, I overheard a design conversation which stuck with me (in a bad way). One designer commented so

Whilst contracting with a London digital agency in the mid '00s, I overheard a design conversation which stuck with me (in a bad way). One designer commented something like "Good design stays in place; bad design goes everywhere", citing Glaser's logo as an example of "bad design". I felt they were wrong, at the time, and the experience has actually helped me understand design and art better since (I'm a programmer, not a designer). It's very rare to create something so meaningful and recognisable, replicable, with "seams" you can easily unstitch to recycle the image whilst keeping a visual and semantic link to its source. Amazing. EDIT: gave up trying to use the right heart character. EDIT: better grammar.