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this one by a wide margin http://www.logothief.com/jose-cant-think-outside-the-square/ http://www.logothief.com/jose-cant-think-outside-the-square/ also some
by GhotiFish 13y ago
this one by a wide margin
http://www.logothief.com/jose-cant-think-outside-the-square/ http://www.logothief.com/jose-cant-think-outside-the-square/
also some of these are different enough to very easily be reached independently.
http://www.logothief.com/the-great-international-coffee-cup-rip-off/ http://www.logothief.com/the-great-international-coffee-cup-...
Even I designed a logo like that once for a coffee shop at my university.
- phaus 13y agoA couple of the coffee cups might not be direct copies, but the majority of them clearly are. The proportions and shapes are all nearly identical. If you described this logo to ten random web designers and asked them to draw what you described, you would end up with ten considerably different looking cups of coffee. With these logos, almost all of the coffee cups are the same.
- DanBC 13y agoThe coffee cup: Many of the cups are identical. Not similar, but identical. I think that different designers would sketch cups that are very nearly the same, but I find it hard to accept that they'd create identical cups. Using steam for F is an idea that many people would arrive at, but these examples are again identical spirals and lengths. (The coffee bean example in the lower right corner stands out because it's obviously nothing like the logo)