A continuation from my original post, blurry brands aims to explore how the shape of a logo design aids brand recognition. Blurry Brands strips well-known logos of their colour and even blurs their shape to see if they’re still recognisable.
Last time was fairly easy.
This time is just a little bit trickier.
Three More Blurry Brands
Can You Guess What It Is Yet?
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What Do I Win?
That tight little shiver you get when you’re right.
Ian Cylkowski aka Izo
Logo & Identity Design
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Comments
It seems these are blurred out a bit more than the previous ones. Especially the last one took me a bit longer, seeing I don’t live in a place where FedEx operates.
1. Apple.
2. Nike.
3. FedEx.
Hooray for me.
I assure that exactly the same amount of Gaussian blur was used. =] Also, congratulations! You win a good feeling.
I could recognize only Apple
Yeah, this one is just a little bit trickier.