40 Graphic Designers Who Should Have Thought Twice Before Putting These Logos Out For The World To See

Hey there, logo enthusiasts! We sincerely hope you’ve had your daily dose of coffee because we’re about to take a wild ride through the weird and wacky world of logo design fails (I mean, who doesn’t like funny things?). So Pandas, strap in, because we’re about to showcase some examples where designers took ‘thinking outside the box’ a little too literally.

To kick off the post, we are starting off with a real gem. We all know our local pharmacies, right? The place where we get our essentials, life-saving medications, and more. Now imagine a pharmacy that, for some peculiar reason, thought, “Yes, a hanged family would make a great logo for our company”. Man, you’re probably thinking, “No way?! How did someone not see anything wrong with this before it went up?” Well, buckle up, because this is only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the logo fails you are about to see as you scroll down below.

#1 Vermont Maple Syrup Logo

#2 South Dakota’s Logo For A New Anti-Meth Campaign

#3 Ordered Jordan’s Online. Got Fake Ones, Jordan Logo Has An A*s Crack. Wtf Lol

But how do these unfortunate logos come to be, you may wonder? And more puzzling, how do they get past marketing teams and into the public eye? Well, usually one of the main reasons these logo fails occur is due to lack of research and planning. A well-designed logo requires a deep understanding of the brand, its values, target audience, industry trends, and things alike.

#4 iSmart’s Logo Really Thew Me For A Second

#5 Not The Greatest Logo

#6 An Unfortunate Logo For A Fitness Center

It’s not just about creating something visually pleasing (well, in the case of this post, perhaps this shouldn’t be applied); it’s about creating something that accurately represents the business and resonates with its consumers. When these factors aren’t considered, you end up with logos that seem simply absurd or just highly inappropriate in context…

#7 Unfortunate Placement Of The Facebook Logo

#8 Logo Of My Local Doctor’s Office

#9 Don’t Overthink This, It’s Just A Handball Club Logo

Of course, another case for failure may be due to the design being reviewed in isolation without considering how it might be perceived in the real world, or it might be that those reviewing the logo are too close to the project to see potential problems. Like when you are working on something for such a long time that your perception of it becomes frazzled (especially if you don’t get feedback on it).

#10 The Logo For The 1973 Archdiocese Youth Commission

#11 This Store Is Called Jupiter, Their Logo Is The Moon

#12 “Yes, A Hanged Family Would Make A Great Logo For Our Company”

So Pandas, with all of that out of the way, tell us, which of the failed design logo was your favorite and why? We will be looking forward to your answers both under the photos and the post itself.

And remember, even if something doesn’t turn out perfect on the first try, it’s always possible to learn from the mistakes of others and make necessary adjustments. As these examples show, even the best of us can fail at times when working on something for far too long…

#13 This Logo Of A Turkish Water Brand. It Obviously Sucks