by DavidG 7 Replies latest watchtower bible
Hi,
I have a question about the whitehouse web logo. I've only seen it on witehouse webvideos out of the wh.org website. It looks VERY much like a logo we all know.
A picture of mr. Obama with the logo in the upper right corner taken drom a webvideo out of wh.org:
http://sv.tinypic.com/view.php?pic=24q0hsw&s=8#.VA1j5vl5OMR
Who used it first?
Your thoughts on this?
this is very creepy. Anyone remember that pic of Obama carrying a bible teach book? lol they've become the government and will DF ISIS.
I thought this was a faked picture, but it's out there in other places
http://www.infozine.com/news/stories/op/storiesView/sid/59705/
Splash.
I'm sorry, but that's pretty much a no-brainer design choice.
- The square is the most obvious choice of shape in which to contain text.
- Blue is used for everything these days, as it's easy to see and calming, and the government is no exception to this design trend.
- The division of the domain name from the domain suffix is likewise obvious. It's following the rule of maximum readability, breaking text into a square-like shape rather than a single string. The traditional suffixes, .com, .net, .gov, and .org, are all three letters by design, so it's not surprising that two short URLs would end up looking the same.
- Finally, one difference is that the JW logo uses a simple, sans-serif font and the White House uses a distinguished looking serif font.
I also found this thread about the logo being denied by the Patent and Tradmark Office, it's hard to patent a logo and anyome can probably use a logo that looks similar:
CHECK THAT LINK FOR VIRUSES!
