Ignore the political aspect...

[cjoe]

This is great design.

http://www.underconsideration.com/speakup/archives/004262.html

Okay, maybe it is hard to ignore the polical aspect of the design, but you have got to admire the recognition that Obama's people have of the importance of strong visual communication.

[pantonedream]

Yes, I was impressed with this logo from day one. And all of the applications they displayed in the article were great as well. Most of the other candidate logos are little more than a name in a bland font.

[budafist]

Yes, the different versions of the logo came out quite successful.

Tradition would tell us not to have too many versions of a logo, but here, where diversity is the message, it works really well.

[morea]

be sure to check out the others in the link that MD posted here:
http://www.graphicdesignforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=32747

:D

[Crimson]

Yes, the different versions of the logo came out quite successful.

Tradition would tell us not to have too many versions of a logo, but here, where diversity is the message, it works really well.


I totally agree. I think it was definitely more on the clever side of the mark. It just proves to me that Obama is making a hard race and is certainly a contender.

Bush has does such a rotten job and proved that stubborness is a terrible way to run a country. I feel like a kid in a candy store with all the options. Anyone has got to be better than bush...

oops- Hijacked the thread- I love the Obama designs.

[captain spanky]

i LOVE logos that don't stay exactly the same for everything... they sem to transmit a 'feeling' much better than a ridgid logo.

(still hate the london olympic logo tho)