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I like this logo. It does exactly what it says on the tin! And being a Scot, it is more than a little meaningful...
Claire
Sunday, March 12, 2006 20:08 |
Coming from Australia, I've never seen this logo before. But I love it. So the fish were drawn in by the locals yeah? Pure f'n gold...
Gary Schmidt, Tell
Wednesday, July 20, 2005 22:44 |
Ken's remark about the inventiveness of this Corporate Identity was a reference to the multitude of variations of this logo. Similar to a fishmonger's board, each shop was free to scribble the series of fish as they choose.
Liz Baker, WC2H London
Friday, January 28, 2005 18:55 |
Can't see why Ken thinks this is inventive, though I agree it's endearing. Reminds me of the suburban high streets of my adolesence. Looks now like a road sign prohibiting fish parking.
Peter Hammarling, Artworkers Barcelona
Wednesday, October 06, 2004 12:04 |
Just thinking... would McDonalds allow such a company name to exist today? They already have a McFish - sure haven't they registered everything Mc.
(And another thought - have you noticed that the Burger King logo has got rid of the burger!)
McR.I.P.
Rob
Friday, December 12, 2003 14:18 |
not one, not two , but three Christian symbols in the one logo! Must be SOME sort of record. Come to think of it, it looks pretty 'host-like' as well. Should have some loaves however.
alastair, hexhibit, dublin
Monday, December 08, 2003 11:18 |
Bring back fresh fish (well where I live anyway)! Bring back fresh design!!
Andrew Stewart, StewartMontgomery
Monday, December 08, 2003 09:05 |
There have been many more ambitious, more compendious - and, some would say, more grandiose - corporate identity schemes than this in the last thirty years; but none, I think, more sympathetic, more inventive or more endearing.
Ken Garland
Sunday, December 07, 2003 20:00 |
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