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Logos- What are they really saying– Hidden Message for All
What are these logos really saying? Did the company know and design this hidden message in the logo?
. Five Ten
As the name of the footwear company suggests you’ll find the number 5 and number 10 incorporate in the graphic.
2. FedEx
A classic one. Behind the FedEx logo’s simplicity, lays an arrow located in the negative space between the ‘E’ and ‘X’ pointing rightwards.
3. Amazon.com
The arrow suggests that the Amazon.com has everything from “a” to “z” and also reprezents a customer smile.
4. ZIP
The letter “I” is smartly replaced with a zipper.
5. Eight
Great idea to use variations of number “8″ to create the eight logo.
6. 247 black/white
Between “2″ and “7″ in the negative space is number “4″.
7. Zoorganic
You’ll see an eagle’s silhouette and in the negative space on the left it’s a horse’s head and on the right it’s a wolf’s head.
8. Formula 1
Pretty simple put poweful. Look in the negative space and you’ll see the number “1″.
9. Sony Vaio
The first two letters represent a wave symbolizing the digital signal and the last two the digital signal (1 and 0).
10. Northwest Airlines
Take a closer look at the circle in the left. You’ll see letter “N” and “W” and also a compass arrow that points N-W.
11. Wiesinger Music
Piano keys – letter “W” on the left and letter “M” on the right.
12. My Fonts
What do you see behind letters “My”? A hand:).
13. Silver File
In the negative space between the double “F” it’s the letter “S”.
14. Body Wisdom
A high end day spa logo. The hands represent relaxation and the owl eyes that represent wisdom.
15. Families
Timeless logo.
16. Sun Microsystems
You can read the brand name in every direction; both horizontaly and verticaly.
17. Treacy Shoes
A shoe hidden in the negative space.
18. Dog Care Veterinary
Two hands that represent care of a dog that’s in the negative space.
19. Shit Talking
Two quotes that are build to form a toilet seat in the negative space.
20. Fantom
Clever logo that hides letter “a” between “F” and “n”.
21. Hammmer
A hammer is integrated in the negativ space of the letter “H”.
22. Elefont
This logo can be seen as a simple “e” letter and also if you look closer in the negative space you’ll see an elephant’s trunk.
23. Bones
Nice one. The black color from the letters represent the flesh and the white color reprezent the bones.
24. The Installers
The letter “I” is formed by two opening doors.
25. Lemon Crown
A half of lemon and a crown in the negative white space.
26. Heartbeats
Two musical notes that are combined together to form a heart and headphones.
27. Hanuet Wine
Two wine glasses in the negative space.
28. Martini House
Two martini glasses and a house in the middle.
29. Embrace Beer
Letters “E” and “B” in yellow and in the negative space 2 beer bottles.
30. Take Reality
You’ll see between letter “K” and letter “E” in the negative space a house.
Do you have a favourite hidden message logo? Sha
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Focus after taking a picture– Could this be in the iPhone5? Steve Jobs Wish
Lytro – The Start of a Picture Revolution
New information from a top Fortune reporter reveals that Steve Jobs sought out the up-and-coming Read more…
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1920 Hudson Super 6 Touring Saturday Lot #5009.1
During World War I, the United States government recruited automaker Hudson to produce a new engine for the Army’s tanks, which were also being produced in the automaker’s assembly plant. When the war ended, Hudson could put the engine in its autom...
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1948 Tucker Torpedo Saturday Lot #5008
Preston Tucker’s automobile company, the Tucker Corp. of Chicago, built only 51 of its three-headlight, rear-engined Torpedos. One of those 51 American classics is being offered at a Barrett-Jackson auction for the first time in a decade. In 2002, a ...
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1960 Pontiac Bonneville Convertible Saturday Lot #5008.2
For the 1960 model years, Pontiac built more than 80,000 Bonnevilles. Nearly half were four door Vista-roof hardtops. More than 24,000 were two door coupes. Some 17,062 were convertibles. “There’s a few of them out there,” admits car collector Go...
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1957 Desoto Adventurer Convertible Saturday Lot #5008.1
The current corporate link between Chrysler and Fiat is far from the first alliance involving the Detroit carmaker and an Italian automotive business. It really wasn’t all that long ago that Chrysler owned Italian sports car builder Lamborghini, and,...
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1928 Daimler P.1.50 Vee Front Royal Limousine Saturday Lot #5007.2
Daimler began, as its name implies, as the licensee of Gottlieb Daimler’s engines in Great Britain, as did Panhard in France. The Prince of Wales, later King Edward VII, selected Daimler as the vehicle in which he learned to drive at the turn of the ...
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1930 Isotta Fraschini Tipo Cabriolet
Società Milanese Automobili Isotta, Fraschini & C. was founded on January 27, 1900. The firm was focused on the assembly of Renaults before advancing to production of its own namesake automobile. Early on, they focused on production of high horsep...
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1939 Packard 1707 Convertible Victoria Saturday Lot #5006.1
The V12 engine occupies a unique place in pre-war American technological progress, and although the V12 and its long banks of spark plugs are mostly a memory, the attraction lives on. Innovative minds at Packard designed and built a V12 engine in 1916,...
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