Fortune Magazine (5.5.2008) published this circular bracket elimination of these known logos:
It just goes to show, the power of circles is hard to beat.
Fortune Magazine (5.5.2008) published this circular bracket elimination of these known logos:
It just goes to show, the power of circles is hard to beat.
I have to admit two of my favorite commerical uses of circles are Morning Joe’s coffee stain and Starbuck’s logo. Now they have joined forces. It is like a marriage made in heaven, but will it last?
When it comes to money, big bucks speaks volumes.
Some people love it, some hate it. Only time will tell.
What are your thoughts?
. . . Above Us Only Squares.
With all due apologies to John Lennon, imagine what your childhood would be like without circles:
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or games of marbles…
or even donut holes.
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No soda pop
or pennies for your thoughts.
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No secret decoder rings
or ghostly things.
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Or cherry pie with
pickle chips.
Or Speedy Seltzer when you get sick.
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No Mickey Mouse
or bicylcles,
or jolly guys who go “Ho, Ho, Ho!”
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No carrot tops
or things that flop.
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No Sea of Holes
or Tootsie Rolls.
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No Sailor Man
or toys that can.
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There is so much more, that wouldn’t be there, if you lived in a world of nothing but squares. So look around at all you would miss, if you didn’t have circles that looked like this.
Th-th-that’s all folks!
There is no such thing as a perfect, perfect circle, or is there? Keep your eyes on the following patterns and see if you can find a hidden clue.