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Whose logo is worse: Miller or Walmart?

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by Mark Nagurski, July 10th, 2008

When you go to the trouble of commissioning a re-design of your logo you’re surely looking for something that will be memorable, striking and instantly recognizable. You want something that says something about your brand.

Not so.

Apparently if you are MillerCoors or Walmart you want a logo that looks like it was created with one of those online logo generators. Unfortunately, it probably cost a little more.

After seeing these on Stickyfigure I actually had to check to see if they were real.

But the question remains. Which logo is worse?

- you decide.

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