Dam. Not a single one of the new logos are better than their prior ones
thread got me feeling like
curious though, how much of this outside influence and how much is user preference? users still have the decision to paint their house yellow, buy a pink car, or wear a blue shirt. so why the shift?
curious though, how much of this outside influence and how much is user preference? users still have the decision to paint their house yellow, buy a pink car, or wear a blue shirt. so why the shift?
It is far, far cheaper to produce items with colors that are white, beige, brown, etc.
Our system of production is built around minimized cost as a baseline. Thus, the two go hand-in-hand. Cultural trends simply follow.
curious though, how much of this outside influence and how much is user preference? users still have the decision to paint their house yellow, buy a pink car, or wear a blue shirt. so why the shift?
because this shift is inspired by big corporations that work through people choice's via advertising, in my country we were all very colorful in the past (like 15-20 years ago), but now I see more and more people wearing all-black clothes and living in houses decorated with only white and black colors mostly
It is far, far cheaper to produce items with colors that are white, beige, brown, etc.
Our system of production is built around minimized cost as a baseline. Thus, the two go hand-in-hand. Cultural trends simply follow.
noted, so the people are being gently guided out of making colorful decisions. interesting. i like black clothes though because stains are harder to see
Yeah it’s honestly depressing as hell how safe everything has become aesthetically. I’m not even sure who this is for consumer wise considering almost everyone is nostalgic for older and more diverse color schemes and uniqueness
noted, so the people are being gently guided out of making colorful decisions. interesting. i like black clothes though because stains are harder to see
I agree myself, but if we surrender ourselves to pragmatism, what is the point
that logo image is pretty deceiving considering its monochrome
It is far, far cheaper to produce items with colors that are white, beige, brown, etc.
Our system of production is built around minimized cost as a baseline. Thus, the two go hand-in-hand. Cultural trends simply follow.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't extra color options more harmful for the environment with the dyes needed to be used for a lot of these materials?
also interesting brown hasnt seen more volume in recent years. ye and trav and others really were poppin off with "earth tones" a couple years ago, but i guess it was small scale stuff.
Reminds me of how Apple/ITunes/AM took a giant step back removing backgrounds that matched the colorway of the album
let's not get started talking about architecture, that's an artistic genocide right there