#campaign logo

[strictlyplodding]

[room-where-it-happens]

Logo opinion time! The text is okay, but the “earth” logo in the back gives me, like, late 1990s/early 2000s PC computer game logo screens. Also, is that white supposed to be Antarctica? The Arctic?

Learn from Tusli Gabbard’s mistakes people and don’t use cheap gradients in your logos.

[room-where-it-happens]

So I poked some fun at Gabbard about her logo because the simple sunset colored baby’s first paint gradient is not exactly my favorite thing.

But

My first thought looking at Klobuchar’s logo had me wondering if she had been so mean to the graphic designer for her campaign that they either quit or just hate her guts because:

Yeah, this is...not the best logo.

[room-where-it-happens]

So at some point, once we get a mostly full list, I’m gonna take a look at the campaign logos of the Democratic Party presidential candidates because I’m a total nerd. However, I was updating my page to go ahead and include Warren & Gabbard and just...

Tulsi, no, please hire a graphic designer to get a better logo.

[go-krop-go]

I got a little political today, and I realized a few things could use some polishing.

[makesomethingawfuleveryday]

The revelation that Ted Cruz is the Zodiac Killer is my favorite part of this election cycle.

[logomaven]

Branding Obama: How a Logo Helped a Presidential Campaign

Branding Obama: How a Logo Helped a Presidential Campaign

The power of brand in an election is well illustrated with the Obama Brand during the 2008 elections. This was a well articulated brand campaign that has been heralded to have been one of the things that helped Barrack Obama occupy the White House. The choice of the colors, the fonts, and the overall design displays nothing but all the attributes expected from a quality and professional logo…

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Project 28: Presidential Campaign Logo - Robyn

Hey all! With the opportunity to design the campaign logo for someone running for office, I decided that Robyn would be my candidate.

I picked Robyn because she is a strong-willed, forward-thinking, down-to-earth, no-bullshit influencer that I look up to. Her campaign logo is bold, simple, strong, and clean to represent her characteristics listed above. Its slightly futuristic tone will resonate with American voters who are looking for change. The overlapping colors will resonate with American voters looking for inclusion and equality. The stark color scheme will resonate with American voters looking for a candidate with a clear and focused platform. With the slogan, “Let’s do it again” she is referencing the fact that she would be the second woman voted into office (with Hillary being the first). 

When elected our next President, she will be able to film so many epic music videos in the oval office - complete with kickass choreography and outfits. Here’s to you, Robyn.