Czech art director Vaclav Kudelka redesigned the logos of world-famous brands that stopped their work in Russia. The logos, prepared with the theme of “farewell” and “separation”, contain quite remarkable details.
It has been going on for 3 weeks and when we look at the current situation, there is no winner. Russia-Ukraine waraffected the whole world. In particular, the global economy has taken its share from this war. Russian companies, for example, were at unprecedented levels with the onset of the war. they lost value. The leading brands of the world have cut off their relations with Russia.
After the unjust invasion attempt on Ukraine Brands leaving Russia Names such as Adidas, Ebay, Amazon, Starbucks and McDonalds took place among them. Czech art director Vaclav Kudelka he developed his own view of this situation. Kudelka, who has overhauled the logos of world-famous brands, has changed the logos of brands that have said goodbye to Russia to meet the phrase “goodbye”. rebuilt. Let’s take a closer look at those logos together.
Here are the logo designs made for brands that have stopped their work in Russia:
A letter has been replaced in the name of the popular music platform Spotify: Stopify
Fast food giant Mc Donalds’ love (lovin’) is gone, separation (leavin’) has come:
Added “Nyet” meaning no to Netflix: Nyetflix
Facebook’s like buttons have become dislikes:
Disney gone, middle finger pulled Disney came:
The female figure in the Starbucks logo turned around: Starbacks
Adidas became “Adios”:
Amazon, no longer on: Amazoff
FMCG representative Unilever renamed to leave: Unileaver
Shipping company Fedex: Fedexit
Airline Lufthansa: Lefthansa
E-commerce platform ebay has truly said goodbye in Russia: ebye
Warner Bros., which says peace, not war.: Peacer Bros.
Alcoholic beverage brand Heineken also says no to war: Neineken
