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Hello Everyone; Today we are going to see The Top Ten famous logo with huge mistakes.
10. Wikipedia:
Wikipedia’s logo is an ingenious one;
While it does look like an inventive logo, it doesn’t come off as a perfect one, as some observant users have found an inconspicuous error within it.
Specifically, it’s this Chinese character that doesn’t represent that syllable ”WI”, as a minor stroke in the character made it have an entirely different meaning. While they did fix this in later revisions, the corrected character is still not correct. As it represents the syllable “Jie” in Chinese and not “Wi”.
According to David Friedland, the creator of the logo, this was intended as not all the characters in the Wikipedia logo were designed to represent the “Wi” syllable, as the other characters were chosen randomly.
9. White House:


As the official residence for the incumbent president of the United States, you would think that the accompanying logo would represent the iconic building accurately. Well, it didn’t.
In fact, there are a number of inconsistencies within the White House logo. First, let’s take a look at the White House, and then take a look at the initial logo for the White House. Can you see the mistake in the logo?
It’s not entirely noticeable, but if you look at the middle
set of windows, you would find that the one on the right has a pyramid on top of it, whereas the real deal has an arch over it.
They did fix this minor error later on, but it i
8. London Olympics 2012:
To Start off, its design looks like something coming from the ’90s era. And while this is not a bad thing per se, a more modern look would have definitely been more fitting to represent the host country.
Nevertheless, the Olympic Games were successful and the London Olympics 2012 logo has become a thing of the past.
7. 7-Eleven:
Having the iconic mix of the colors green, red and orange on its logo, it’s easy to spot a 7-Eleven store even from afar.
Regardless, most people believe that the small letter “n” creates a bit of an artistic touch for the logo.
And to be honest, if they were correct it right now, the logo would look a bit unnatural, as if capitalizing the “n” would make it out terribly out of place. Or maybe we’ve just grown accustomed to the logo with the small “n” on it.
6. WWE:
WWE, short for World Wrestling Entertainment, has made only one significant change in its logo, and that is when they rebranded themselves from the ‘World Wrestling Federation’ or WWF. Until now, That is.
While it’s not something that would make you scream in anger like Hulk Hogan, it can be a bit uncomfortable to look at, especially if you’re a nit-picky art major student.
For a multi-million dollar company, it’s quite unacceptable for a logo to have such a glaring error, but ultimately it was their choice to keep this remnant out of the design.
Despite these suggestions, WWE still went with their logo design.
5. Monster:
With a logo depicting massive claw marks from a presumably monstrous creature, you know that the Monster Company means business. However, it might also mean something else, something sinister.
Executives of the company denied this accusation, saying that its design was purely coincidental and has no spiritual or religious meaning behind it.
Rather, it was designed to represent the letter “M”, while at the same time having the appearance of a monster’s huge claws. So go ahead and drink one if you want to. After all, it’s not a sign to do so.
4. Walt Disney:
So it’s understandable why a lot of people think it’s a mistake not to have used the founder’s signature. But, other people recognized something else, as they found a fatal error within the logo which intrigued conspiracy theorists.
The swirls in the letters “W”, “I” and “Y” all form the number “6”, which again, just like the previous Monster example, results in the design forming the number “666”.
Further fueling the conspiracies are the mysterious incidents that have happened at various Disneyland Parks around the world, to Walt Disney’s rumor of being an anti-Semitic person.
3. Nintendo Switch:
Nintendo is mostly known for it’s innovative gaming console and lovable characters. So when their newest console, the Nintendo Switch, was announced back in 2016, it received overwhelmingly positive responses worldwide.
The logo is off-center and the left side is slightly larger than the right side.
However, for those who appreciate symmetry, this asymmetrical quirk must be annoying.
2. Pepsi:
Pepsi company’s red, white and blue globe is easily one of the most recognizable logos in the world. But unlike its rival company, the Coca-Cola company, the Pepsi logo has undergone several drastic changes.
Making this even more interesting is the fact that surgery drinks, Including Pepsi, are known to cause obesity, thus leading to the logo delivering the wrong message to its customers, something along the line of the company promoting obesity.
To be fair to Pepsi though, they did launch several ad campaigns against obesity, so the logo depicting a fat man is just plain coincidence.
1. Google:
However, the explanation did not sit well with geometric perfectionists worldwide.
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Nintendo and Google are not faulty but visually adjusted as our perception does not follow exact geometry. Meaning that if one had applied strict geometry the artwork would have appeared wrong, unbalanced and not geometric at all. Getting it right is a profession which requires years of design experience and comes at a price.