GAP Crowd-sourcing a new logo?
It looks like GAP have semi-caved to public oppinion of the new logo and are now back-tracking somewhat.
GAP have created a facebook post inviting anyone who thinks they can design a better logo for them to have a go and although they haven’t explicitely stated that they will be changing the logo again, they are quick to say:
“We love our version, but we’d like to see other ideas.”
Interesting indeed. Now either this is a VERY cunning plan by GAP to release a poor brand identity to spark conversation and generate buzz, be it good or bad, and then reveal a much better logo via “crowd-sourcing”; or they have acknowledged that they have failed in the rebranding and are now trying to surreptitiously undo the mistake that I’m sure they are aware they have made.
Whatever the motives for this whole debaucle, it is clear that there is a lot of discussion going on at the moment, and GAP are generating a LOT of strong oppinions on a company that a lot of people may have otherwise been uninterested in. It’s always fun to mock the failings of multi-national companies, especially when it comes to desgin, isn’t it.
Above, you can see my entry into the fun, I urge you to create your own and submit them, if only to try and get the horrible current logo off the site.



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