Many of the famous logos we see often have strange meanings. In some logos, you can see messages and symbols specially created by designers to attract more attention to famous brands.
Today we are going to reveal all the secrets behind the logos of world-famous companies.
#1 This is the real Frank Brown
This famous brand was seen in the American market in 1943. And since 1946, the company's logo has included a photo of an older black man in a bow and tie.
The company owners saw this man during a dinner in a Chicago hotel and informed him about this. They had to pay compensation for the right to use their face as their trademark.
#2 Logo of an electric car company and ovaries
Tesla Motors was founded in 2004 by engineers Martin Eberhard and Mark Tarpenning. The company's name is a tribute to Serbian inventor Nikola Tesla.
On social media, there were different opinions about the origin of the company's logo. Some believe that its creators were inspired by the female reproductive system. Others think it's a cat's nose.
But actually, the logo was invented by Nikola Tesla in 1883. It shows part of an electric motor.
#3 Candy in logo
Hershey's Kisses, a popular American chocolate brand, have hidden candies that look like drops.
#4 The famous painting in the logo of a fashion brand
In 1973, company founders Alan Green and John Lowe created the logo, inspired by the woodcuts of Japanese artist Hokusai.
#5 A logo that can be hypnotized
Gianni Versace designed the logo of the Italian fashion house Versace in 1987. It was inspired by the sculptures of the famous designer Medusa Rondoni.
#6 A fairy, not a falling star
The Walt Disney Pictures logo appears at the beginning of every film released by the studio. As always, you can see that the fairy castle from the stories of Sleeping Beauty and Cinderella was inspired by Ludwig II of Bavaria's Neuschwanstein Castle near the German city of Füssen.
Few realize that flying over that castle is not a shooting star, but Tinker Bell from Peter Pan.
#7 Droste-effect
The Laughing Cow French cheese logo features a happy cow wearing two earrings made from cheese boxes. This will make this cheese logo memorable forever.
#8 Space meatball
This logo was created in 1959 by a NASA employee named James Modarelli. It can be seen that the logo has a lot of focus on aeronautics and space research.
The round blue shape represents our planet. The stars show space. Redwings are the symbol of flight. Space travel is represented by a spacecraft orbiting the agency's name.
#9 Cities coded by company name
A combination of the LUK company symbol (the initials of the oil-producing cities of Langepas, Uray, and Kogalym) and the word "oil".