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A lot of the comments are missing the point. This isn't about "hipster hate," per se. It's about how this style of logo design, and the common tropes it contain
by jonnathanson 13y ago
A lot of the comments are missing the point. This isn't about "hipster hate," per se. It's about how this style of logo design, and the common tropes it contains, are overused.
This is a quick, tongue-in-cheek piece about a design trend. It's not a condescending critique of a certain population.
- Bsharp 13y agoI would agree if it didn't say "Hipster Logo", but it does. What would I be making fun of if I posted an infographic titled "Wearing the Perfect Black-Person Outfit", and featured pictures of saggy jeans, gold chains, grills, flat-brim hats, etc.?
- DanBC 13y agoI found it funny. We could perhaps make a list of websites that fall into this "trap". Here's one. Ridiculously expensive axes. And red woolly hats. http://www.bestmadeco.com/ http://www.bestmadeco.com/
- killwhitey 13y agoIt's been done http://yourlogoisnothardcore.tumblr.com/archive http://yourlogoisnothardcore.tumblr.com/archive
- PhasmaFelis 13y agoI can't imagine why using the name of a group in a negative way would imply anything negative about that group. Why, just the other day I told my brother "Stop being such a Mexican and hurry up,"* and he called me a racist! Some people, huh? *(I didn't, obviously)