A lesson in going big.
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Friday, August 14, 2009
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The sh*tty one is down around the financial district, isn't it? Looks familiar. If that's the one, it's even more depressing on the inside.
ReplyDeleteNo, it's near the Fashion District kiosk.
ReplyDeletethe sh*tty is an excellent example of how you shouldn't use your logo to just decorate surfaces (21 M's used separated from the logo lock-up). what is the deal with the M-bars in that weird middle portion? I get that its signage that you can see walking on the sidewalk but isn't there some other information that could live there other than 6 M's?
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