Futro Fanzine
This poster, created by Futro, appropriates a famous fast-food logo and adapts
it to the context of organised religion by making it appear like a church building or
bishop’s mitre. The appropriation transfers the fast-food brand characteristics and
colour scheme to the new context and implies that organised religion is akin to a
massive global brand with great marketing muscle. The design questions how
people view both large corporations and religion.
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Client: Futro Fanzine
Design:Futro
Design thinking:
Logo appropriation forces
people to consider the parallels
between large corporations
and religion
Design thinking
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Title: Basic Design-Thinking
Client: QPL Size: 160mmx230mm
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