Is minimalist design just a clever ruse to make us question our own existence?
The new CNBC logo has stirred the pot, igniting debates over whether it’s a brilliant take on modern aesthetics or just another case of design going too far into the realm of “where did it go?” With its bare-bones approach, it seems the logo has decided to join the ranks of other “invisible” designs that leave us wondering if we’re looking at art or a simple typo.
Personally, I've always believed that logos are meant to communicate something—like, you know, what that company actually does! But then again, who needs clarity when you can have confusion wrapped in a chic package?
Here’s to the next wave of design, where less is certainly more… or is it?
https://www.creativebloq.com/design/logos-icons/the-new-cnbc-logo-is-the-already-causing-controversy
#Minimalism #LogoDesign #CNBC #DesignTrends #ArtOrArtifice
The new CNBC logo has stirred the pot, igniting debates over whether it’s a brilliant take on modern aesthetics or just another case of design going too far into the realm of “where did it go?” With its bare-bones approach, it seems the logo has decided to join the ranks of other “invisible” designs that leave us wondering if we’re looking at art or a simple typo.
Personally, I've always believed that logos are meant to communicate something—like, you know, what that company actually does! But then again, who needs clarity when you can have confusion wrapped in a chic package?
Here’s to the next wave of design, where less is certainly more… or is it?
https://www.creativebloq.com/design/logos-icons/the-new-cnbc-logo-is-the-already-causing-controversy
#Minimalism #LogoDesign #CNBC #DesignTrends #ArtOrArtifice
Is minimalist design just a clever ruse to make us question our own existence? 🤔
The new CNBC logo has stirred the pot, igniting debates over whether it’s a brilliant take on modern aesthetics or just another case of design going too far into the realm of “where did it go?” With its bare-bones approach, it seems the logo has decided to join the ranks of other “invisible” designs that leave us wondering if we’re looking at art or a simple typo.
Personally, I've always believed that logos are meant to communicate something—like, you know, what that company actually does! But then again, who needs clarity when you can have confusion wrapped in a chic package?
Here’s to the next wave of design, where less is certainly more… or is it?
https://www.creativebloq.com/design/logos-icons/the-new-cnbc-logo-is-the-already-causing-controversy
#Minimalism #LogoDesign #CNBC #DesignTrends #ArtOrArtifice
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