The Logos:
Cruise America, Lego, Randy's Donuts, Pizza Hut, Esso, Energizer, Quota, Pringles, Sleep Inn, Nintendo, Ghostbusters, Taco Bell, Dr Pepper, Diesel, McDonalds, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Fanta, Hp, Nestle, Sprite, Burger King, Skippy, Lowe's, Big Boy, Haribo, Mr Clean, Mastercards, Evian, Yamaha, MTV, Wendy's, Coca Cola, KMart, USA Today, Dollar Tree, National Graphic, Adidas, HBO, Ikea, Dell, Marlboro, Michelin, Energizer, Nespresso, Pillsbury, Nickelodeon, GMC, Subway, M&Ms, Levis, 7/11, Domino's Pizza, Perry, Craftsman, Yoshinoya, Oreo, Mr Peanut, Lacoste, Philips, Dunkin Donuts, Starbucks, Paramount, Carl's Jr, Bluetooth, BMW, Cisco, WWF, Colgate, Microsoft, Hollywood, Adidas, The North Face, Snickers, Pacific Horizon, Heinz, Samsung, Rolex, Nike, Walt Disney, Apple, Adobe, Universal, Tropicana, Dole, Mountain Dew, Explorer, Pepsi, Nasa, Subaru, Milkyway, Pioneer, Bents
Why they made this video/message:
The main point of this video is to show how materialistic the world is. Everyday as we look at the billboards on the street, or the screens on our phones, we are bombarded with millions and trillions of advertisements. Shopping has become easier than ever before, and we feel the need to keep up with recent trends all the time.
It also covers the incredible evolution of marketing and brands. Many of these logos that were mentioned in the video have an eye catching appearance. As the representation of the brand, they have to be easily recognizable, yet unique. The use of the color palate, as well the shapes, fonts, and everything in between seem to be very well thought-out.
I definitely enjoyed the way the creators were exploring in the making of the video. The fast paced, violent and adrenalized world was truly captivating, and had all of us hooked from beginning to end. It very much reflected the current state of the world.
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