A designer had fun revisiting the most emblematic Internet logos in a retro-futuristic style inspired by the 80s. It’s like Back to the Future arrived in 2018.
Future Punk, a designer known for his retro-futuristic 80’s style, took on the current logos of some of the most famous Internet brands. So what would Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Amazon, or even Netflix, have looked like – had they been born in the 80s?
Check out the 10 logos created by Future Punk:
Amazon / Credits: Future Punk
eBay / Credits: Future Punk
Facebook / Credits: Future Punk
Google / Credits: Future Punk
Instagram / Credits: Future Punk
Netflix / Credits: Future Punk
Reddit / Credits: Future Punk
Soundcloud / Credits: Future Punk
Twitter / Credits: Future Punk
YouTube / Credits: Future Punk
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