Award-winning Japanese designer Taku Oomura uses 3D-printing to bring popular brand logos to life and turn them into something that people could use.

Such are the results of an experiment conducted by a custom signage firm Signs.com, which asked 156 Americans between the ages of 20 and 70, to draw 10 famous logos as accurately as possible. But they had to do it completely from their memory, which appeared to be not that easy.

It’s generally thought that if you are even a bit fatter or slimmer than 90-60-90 you have no chance to ever get into fashion industry. Nathalie Croquet thinks otherwise. She and her fellow stylists and a professional photographer recreated some famous photoshoots of brand adverts, although Nathalie herself is by far not the most glamorous model. Nevertheless, she and her secondhand outfits, taken care of by professionals, proved that anyone can be a fashion star!

Check out the changes that these huge companies made to the initial design of their logos. You’ll see that these logos have made a long way…

When you see such hilarious examples of unfortunately named businesses, you can understand how important it is to spend some time and think carefully about your brand name. Otherwise your potential customers will pass your office by with a laugh :)

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Another compilation of funny product names that sometimes sound offensive because the companies weren’t thinking about possible misspellings and foreign language mishaps when they came up with these ideas ;)

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