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Culture Buzz In every dollar store and Chinatown marketplace these little gems can be found. If nothing else, their efforts are commendable.
Culture Buzz A great collection of untethered consumers tweeting at the brands they love and love to take 140-character shots at. Conspicuously absent at the moment: @Starbucks and @Walmart (so we added our own).
Culture Buzz If logos were honest, they would look like this. (Designs created by Victor H. See more at Designers Couch.)
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A series of paintings that simplify famous logos into their basic graphic forms.
Superette, an Auckland fashion chain, knows how to brand… literally. They set up indented plates on public benches, so when people sat down an imprint would stick on the back of their thighs. Pretty clever as an advertisement for short-shorts, but invasive, much?
Rainbows are usually beautiful, but unfortunately this one tends to eat up our paychecks. One logo that’s noticeably missing ate up $3,000 of mine. Where’s the Apple?
These logos of popular brands have been reduced to just circles. How many can you still recognize? (From, via.)
http://mashable.com/2009/08/31/social-media-brands/
Mashable reports that over half of social media users connect their social networks with specific brands.
A timeline of the brands that go with each part of the day. From Jane, who made the timeline: “Have you ever thought about how many brands you use in a typical day? Well I did and created a visual representation of my Typical Friday in Brands.”
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