World Famous Logos Recreated With a Minimalistic Look

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Think you know your logos? Australian designer Nick Barclay has started a new series of posters that redesigns globally known logos with as much detail as possible removed, only maintaining the bare shape and colors from the original brands’ design. Barclay explains his motivation for the series; “I wanted to see if logos are so ingrained in our psyche that I could break them down and simplify them and people would still know what they are just from the colours and shapes.” Check out his work above, and leave your comments below on how many you know off the top of your head.

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