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Who knew this was going to be such a "tough" logo to design?!
By: Beldin
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Fri, 31 Mar 17 3:34 AM
Msg. 23654 of 47202

Apparently, it took three people two months to come up with this piece-o-sh!t ... 

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ROTFLMAO!!! 

It Took Three People Two Months to Create Hillary Clinton's Campaign Logo

Designer gives inside look at "secret project" to create logo for two-time failed presidential candidate

http://freebeacon.com/culture/it-took-three-people-two-months-to-create-hillary-clintons-campaign-logo/

Hillary Clinton's infamous campaign logo was created by a three-person team of designers who were invited to work on the "secret" design project four months before the official campaign launch in April 2015, according to a recently published essay written by the lead designers.

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"I was invited to volunteer my services {i.e., work for nothing for a woman who was a multi-millionaire grifter} on a secret project: the design of a logo for the possible presidential bid of the former First Lady and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton," Bierut wrote. "This was a historic moment. I said yes immediately." {In other words, Bierut, like the typical con man's mark, you eagerly agreed to be a patsy. BWHA HA HA HA!!!}

Although critics would later point out the simplicity of Bierut's final design - a blue "H" containing a rightward facing red arrow - a lot of thought went in to creating it, according to the essay. {REALLY??? A blue H with a red arrow is a difficult, time-consuming logo to come up with, eh? Rolling Eyes}

"I put together a three-person team: me, designer Jesse Reed, and project manager Julia Lemle," Bierut wrote. "We would work in secret for the next two months." {Meanwhile, a couple of kindergarteners came up with the same design in about 5 minutes and then immediately rejected it as too simplistic to represent such a multifaceted liar and grifter as Hillary Clinton.}

Bierut says the goal of the two-month secret project was "to create something new and different." The team settled on "a perfectly square H," which seemed simple but really was anything but. {Yeah ... I guess no one has ever seen a square H before, eh? Good grief, Bierut ... don't you have the slightest clue that you are irreparably beclowning yourself by admitting to all of this?! Rolling Eyes}

"Although we explored dozens of symbols, the one everyone gravitated to was the simplest of all: a perfectly square H," Bierut explained. "But its simplicity was deceptive. What looked like an H was really a window, capable of endless transformations." {Oooooh, dude ... like an H is really capable of endless transformations, dude! Hey, Bierut ... you sure the "H" y'all were dealin' with in secret for two months wasn't heroin, rather than a logo design?}

By adding in an arrow, the logo was complete. {Oooooh ... and don't forget the cool arrow, dude! Rolling Eyes}

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Bierut then was given the opportunity to pitch the logo directly to Clinton, who he found to be "brilliant," "genuine," and "one of the best listeners" he had ever met. {There's only one thing to be said, here ... BWHA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA!!!}

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The majority of the reviews were negative, which was difficult for Bierut to deal with, but he was told by the campaign to "adopt a no-comment policy about the logo." {Hey, the Hillary Campaign got what they paid for - NOTHING.}

Though he was unable to defend the logo publicly, he believes that "the world noticed" how great it actually was as the campaign went on and its versatility became known. {Yeah, you buffoon ... not only did the world notice that Hillary's new logo was a piece of crap, it also noticed that Hillary, herself, was (and still is) a loser not worthy of anything but scorn and a big ol' NO vote.}

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"It was going to be the most thrilling night of my life," Bierut wrote. "As I walked the darkening streets of midtown Manhattan toward Jacob Javits Convention Center, from blocks away I could glimpse an enormous image on the JumboTron over its main entrance, a forward-pointing arrow superimposed on a letter H."

The night, of course, did not go as planned. {Ah yesssssss ... the best laid plans of silly adolescent school-girls like you and Hildabeast, eh, Bierut? Hillary is a loser ... you're a loser ... and your precious logo, that those kindergarteners dismissed out-of-hand, is buried at the bottom of the trash heap of history. ROTFLMAO!}


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