Italian graphic designer Emanuele Abrate took on a difficult mission: saving the world from bad logos, one at a time.
Let’s be honest, designing a logo is not an easy task. Not only must it represent the company it is being designed for, but it also must abide by countless design guidelines. From fonts to identity colors, it can be a daunting task.
However, sometimes, designers are trying too hard. So hard, in fact, that they may miss on the obvious fault of their own design. I am not talking about badly designed logos, quickly put together using online software or worse. I am talking about brand identities that were professionally designed, encompassing all of the brand values and guidelines. But logos that ended up showing much more than they should.
Related | This Designer Updates Your Favorite Series To Reflect The Impact Of The Pandemic
Look at the below examples of real company logos, and you will immediately notice the sexual character they all share.
Thankfully, a brave designer from Italy, Emanuele Abrate, took on the difficult mission to show that all logos can be saved. Now let’s hope these brands read this and, maybe, hire Abrate to redesign their corporate identity for real.
For more cool design, check out Emanuele Abrate’s Instagram.
You might also like
More from Social Fun
Fisher-Price’s Iconic Chatter Telephone Can Now Make Real Calls
Fisher-Price is bringing back its beloved Chatter Telephone and enabling it to make and receive real calls with Bluetooth.
Balenciaga Premiers Its Spring Collection In An Episode Of The Simpsons
Balenciaga celebrated the return to fashion events with an entertaining cartoon representation and a live show that disrupts the norm.
New Unicode Standard Version Brings 37 New Emoji
The Unicode Consortium has finalized drafts for its latest Standard version, adding 838 characters - among them, 37 new emoji.
Halloween: Become A True Impostor With The Official Among Us Costumes
If you are looking for a fun, easy-going, and funny costume for Halloween, why not become a true Among Us …
AXE Drops A Dogecoin-Themed Body Spray
AXE has launched a limited edition Dogecoin-themed body spray described as a "48-hour crypto scent with a dank musk."
Insights From Adobe’s 2021 Global Emoji Trend Report
Ahead of World Emoji Day, Adobe is releasing its 2021 study on global emoji trends and their social impact.
Reface Now Lets You Animate Any Image With Your Face
Face-swapping video app Reface is launching a new Swap Animation feature that lets you animate any picture with your face.
This Instagram Account Transforms Pop Stars Into Furbies
The Instagram account @furbyliving has transformed everyone from Björk to Britney Spears, Rina Sawayama and Lady Gaga, into Furbies.
Nerf Will Pay You $10K Per Month To Be Its Chief TikTok Officer
Most people have probably grown out of their Nerf obsession; if you haven't, you could become the new NERF Chief …
