I think it's almost impossible to escape from the cliches of the "4 basic" colors, "the primitive form of square / circle / elipse, etc.. " and the modern "3D glossy effect" :) Especially if you are a global corporation and you are developing an e-product that has to be liked from everybody : old, young - asian, european...
will see more logos like this... I'm convinced. One can not simplify top marketing rules in many variations. Keep prepared for the 4 color triangles ;) </img>
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http://images.google.com/images?q=simon+extreme
here's a clean version of the "simon extreme" logo
<img src="http://logoblink.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/simonextreme.png" alt="simon extreme logo">
I think it's almost impossible to escape from the cliches of the "4 basic" colors, "the primitive form of square / circle / elipse, etc.. " and the modern "3D glossy effect" :)
Especially if you are a global corporation and you are developing an e-product that has to be liked from everybody : old, young - asian, european...
will see more logos like this... I'm convinced.
One can not simplify top marketing rules in many variations.
Keep prepared for the 4 color triangles ;)
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