Does Occupy Wall Street Need a Logo?
Some graphic designers have come up with various proposals, but one wonders whether the motley crew of anti-corporate urban campers would welcome such a commercial device.
Some graphic designers have come up with various proposals, but one wonders whether the motley crew of anti-corporate urban campers would welcome such a commercial device.
That being said, creative types have played a huge role in organizing and inspiring protesters. And we shan’t forget that those subversive media magicians over at Adbusters got the whole thing started with a brilliant poster (embedded below).
Here are some suggestions for an OWS logo posted on The New York Times website. — PZS
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