🇬🇧Logo mashups Designer Olivier Bruel decided to combine the two logos into one and see what happens. “Times are tough now

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🇬🇧Logo mashups

Designer Olivier Bruel decided to combine the two logos into one and see what happens.

“Times are tough now, brands need to unite” - Olivier Bruel.

🇺🇿Logo mashups

Dizayner Olivier Bruel ikkita logotipni bitta joyga birlashtirishga va nima bo'lishini ko'rishga qaror qildi.

"Hozir zamon qiyin, brendlar birlashishi kerak" - Olivier Bruel😁

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