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What the? Hidden Messages in the World’s Famous Logos!


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by artFido 8 years ago8 years ago

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Did you know that among some of the most famous brand logos are little hidden messages? A lot of these you could probably see on first glance but others you would have to look a little harder. It makes you wonder how many other logos have hidden messages out there…

FedEx: The FedEx logo isn’t just two different colors. Look a little close and you will see they have cleverly placed an arrow between the E and x. This is to represent them always trying to move forward:

fedex

 

Spartan Golf Club: The Spartan Golf Club have cleverly disguised a golfer inside the Spartan’s face:

spartan-golf-club

 

Mitsubishi: The Mitsubishi logo is combined the three-leaf crest of the Tosa Clan and the three-diamond crest of the Iwasaki family:

mitsubishi

 

Toblerone: Toblerone originated from Berne, Switzerland. The town is also known as the city of bears:

Toblerone




 

Tostitos: Look closer and you will see two people sharing tortilla chips with salsa. (The two T’s if you didn’t get that):

tostitos

 

Toyota: Toyota’s logo spells out “Toyota”:

Toyota

 

VAIO: The first part of VAIO represents an analog symbol and the last two letters are binary numbers:

vaio

 

Wendy’s: Look at Wendy’s collar and you should be able to see the word “MOM”. Their thinking is that the next time you think of mom’s cooking, you’ll think of Wendy’s:

wendys

 

Hope for African children: There are two ways of looking at this logo. Firstly, it’s actually a picture of Africa. Secondly, it’s a picture of a child and an adult facing each other:

hope-for-african-children




 

Coca Cola: Hidden in the ‘o’ of Cola is the Denmark flag. This wasn’t their initial intention with the logo. Once Coca Cola discovered that part of its logo looks like the Danish flag, they setup a media stunt at Denmark’s biggest airport welcoming customers with flags:

coca-cola cocacola

 

Baskin Robbins: Hidden inside the Baskin Robbins logo is the number 31. This represents the amount of flavors they have:

baskin-robbins

 

Amazon: No it’s not a smiley face. But it is to do with the orange arrow pointing from A to Z. This represents that amazon offer a wide range or products literally from A to Z:

amazon

 

LG: Although this Pacman turn around isn’t confirmed, we think it’s really cool:

lg

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  1. Fay Thomson says:
    October 8, 2014 at 3:56 am

    This fascinates and inspires.

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