minimalism and logo design
10 years ago in #minimal by rubenalexander (70)
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Yes. I think kids need to be exposed to this earlier in their education.
The way the big corporations do this is by understanding the language of symbols. Your brain understands this language, but we, the little people, are not taught it in schools. We don't even know that there is such a thing.
The language of symbols is discussed in dream interpretation. And so, it is relegated to the edges of society as kooky.
But, if you knew the language of symbols, you would not be able to walk into many of the large corporate chain stores.
I know. I thought of heiroglyphics and how people's minds must have thought for it to be better to display pictures versus words.
I think this ability is deep within the mind, but I certainly need hacks to access that way of thinking.
I've always wanted to get into logo design. Great post!
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