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On Feb 20, 3:18 pm, "Mark" <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Feb 20, 4:00?pm, "Razor" <[email protected]> wrote:
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> > On Feb 20, 1:31 pm, Bob Schwartz <[email protected]>
> > wrote:
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> > > Razor wrote:
> > > > Anyone notice that the word DISCOVERY on the back of the skinsuits
> > > > used by the Discovery team in the TOC reads upside down when viewed
> > > > from the side? ?Pretty big oversight on the part of the graphic
> > > > designer, maybe they'll reprint new ones. ?I wonder why it wasn't
> > > > caught before final art approval. ?Even if the artist didn't catch it
> > > > (because they don't necessarily have experience with how logos are
> > > > best viewed in riding position), the manufacturer (or in house art
> > > > department) should have caught it.
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> > > That's how they are supposed to look.
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> > >http://shopping.discovery.com/DiscoveryStore/images/products/altimage...
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> > > Bob Schwartz
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> > Yes, I am sure they meant to design it that way. ?The point is, they
> > didn't consider how it would look best in the riding position. ?Had
> > they flipped the logo, it still would have looked ok while the rider
> > is standing (as your pic indicates) but would have looked much more
> > appropriate for viewing from the side in the riding position. ?Any
> > designer of racing uniforms will tell you the goal is to promote the
> > sponsor logos in the riding position. ?It is a racing uniform, not a
> > shirt you'd wear around town, so it should be designed with that in
> > mind.
>
> This was done intentionally. In the navy, when a ship is in distress,
> it flies the flag upside down to signal for help. In bike racing,
> when a team loses a major sponsor, it displays its logo upside down to
> $$ignal for help
Excellent!!!
> On Feb 20, 4:00?pm, "Razor" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>
> > On Feb 20, 1:31 pm, Bob Schwartz <[email protected]>
> > wrote:
>
> > > Razor wrote:
> > > > Anyone notice that the word DISCOVERY on the back of the skinsuits
> > > > used by the Discovery team in the TOC reads upside down when viewed
> > > > from the side? ?Pretty big oversight on the part of the graphic
> > > > designer, maybe they'll reprint new ones. ?I wonder why it wasn't
> > > > caught before final art approval. ?Even if the artist didn't catch it
> > > > (because they don't necessarily have experience with how logos are
> > > > best viewed in riding position), the manufacturer (or in house art
> > > > department) should have caught it.
>
> > > That's how they are supposed to look.
>
> > >http://shopping.discovery.com/DiscoveryStore/images/products/altimage...
>
> > > Bob Schwartz
>
> > Yes, I am sure they meant to design it that way. ?The point is, they
> > didn't consider how it would look best in the riding position. ?Had
> > they flipped the logo, it still would have looked ok while the rider
> > is standing (as your pic indicates) but would have looked much more
> > appropriate for viewing from the side in the riding position. ?Any
> > designer of racing uniforms will tell you the goal is to promote the
> > sponsor logos in the riding position. ?It is a racing uniform, not a
> > shirt you'd wear around town, so it should be designed with that in
> > mind.
>
> This was done intentionally. In the navy, when a ship is in distress,
> it flies the flag upside down to signal for help. In bike racing,
> when a team loses a major sponsor, it displays its logo upside down to
> $$ignal for help
Excellent!!!