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Can anyone here explain or illustrate what the hell this corporate logo is supposed to be? It's driving me absolutely insane. I only see a retarded pelican.
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>>463335
damn, I actually didn't see this... Just scrolling past I saw an abstract fighter jet like bottom pic
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>>463336
if this were true, the proportions are 100% fucking fucked for a corporate logo. How does something like this even get approved?
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>>463293
logos need to be recognizable, not scientifically accurate representations hey
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>>463915
>LOT's logo looks like a highly stylized bird.
Not to me; it just looks like a purposefully non specific visual abstraction of the *idea* of "flight", like countless others in the aviation-aerospace field that use stylized wing- and tail- like shapes but aren't trying to represent any real world animal or object.
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>>463919
Pic related began as a highly stylized almost ancient Egyptian hawk symbol and was then made more non specific and mechanical looking in order to better reflect a more high performance aerospace flight direction that is well beyond simply emulating birds but still connects to that.
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>>463921
the vestiges of the earlier star shape in the lower version's overlapping delta shapes also easily suggest higher performance "flight" in those shapes and suggestion of motion- but aren't birds or airplanes either.