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Does anybody else think this overly-simple art-style of pastel colors and thick black lines seem very very _very_ childish? You see it in a lot of corporate bra
by scohesc 4y ago
Does anybody else think this overly-simple art-style of pastel colors and thick black lines seem very very _very_ childish? You see it in a lot of corporate branding, advertisements, etc.
Seems like it's designed to be as inoffensive and inclusive as possible, but it just comes off as childish.
Anyways - I can see that people at large would look at how these CEOs continue to make massive salaries/wages/etc. while the same people look at themselves and see how their paychecks are worth less, they can't afford the things they could afford before...
Thing is, if you do start taking profits from these CEOs directly, you're encouraging these companies even more to move their profits/assets off-shore, to lobby for more obtuse tax laws, etc.
Not sure what the answer is here. It really does seem like the rich keep getting richer while the middle class shrinks and the lower class grows...
- sidpatil 4y ago> Does anybody else think this overly-simple art-style of pastel colors and thick black lines seem very very _very_ childish? You see it in a lot of corporate branding, advertisements, etc. It's known as "Corporate Memphis". https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporate_Memphis https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporate_Memphis