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M’sian illustrates ‘alternative’ brand logos based on Visit Malaysia 2020 campaign design

M’sian illustrates ‘alternative’ brand logos based on Visit Malaysia 2020 campaign design

A local artist envisions what it would be like if big brands were to follow in the brushstrokes taken by the recently unveiled Visit Malaysia 2020 logo.

If you remember just a few weeks ago, the country was abuzz with comments and critiques in regards to the supposed grammatical error seen on the logo’s copywriting.

Riding on a similarly artsy trending theme on social media, comic artist VieN took to Twitter to poke fun at this fact, illustrating how some local and international brands might adapt the disputable tourism campaign’s branding attempt.

McDonald’s

(Image Credit: Screenshot via Twitter)

No “pada pa pa paaa” here apparently…

KFC

(Image Credit: Screenshot via Twitter)

Oh, Colonel Sanders… What have they done to you?!

Nike

(Image Credit: Screenshot via Twitter)

Just like the pair of knock offs they got at Petaling Street!

THOT Hot FM

(Image Credit: Screenshot via Twitter)

Music that’ll have you busting down all day…

Milo

(Image Credit: Screenshot via Twitter)

Too DOOG!

The Chicken Rice Shop

(Image Credit: Screenshot via Twitter)

Whats chicken rice without the RICE?

(Image Credit Know Your Meme)

Though quite quirky with his fun creations, VieN pointed out that the images were nothing more than just a harmless parody.


Zooming out of Twitterjaya… The internet had also been flooded with its share of parodies with mentions and memes trashing on Marvel Studio’s new ‘Loki’ series.

Just like our Visit Malaysia 2020 conundrum, fans were quick to judge the aesthetics of the new logo and how it does not represent the image and stature of Marvel and its line of shows with its weird assortment of seemingly random typefaces.

Who would’ve guessed there were so many talented artists and graphic designers out there…

(Image Credit: Make a Meme)

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