Hey all. Go buy a Taipei Times tomorrow (Sunday) and check the opinion page. Thanks!
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i saw your letter to editor today, good one Jerna....can you write a new one about the terrible childish ddesin of the new Touristm logo from Uk firm that is D minus junk? write a good letter about it as you did at David blog! go go girl! today's letter was good. keep em coming!
"Too many things shouldn't be in there: Confucius temple (upper left), Chinese lanterns (just below the temple), chopsticks (bottom right), kindergarten drawings, tea. I do like the butterfly, Taipei 101, and the Aboriginal motif, but it needs to be more uniquely representative of Taiwan -- not "Chinese-y" Taiwan. The "voting" symbol (looks like 卜 in a circle), Jade Mountain, Taroko Gorge, the 高 building in Kaohsiung… there are all kinds of things that would have fit the bill (if only someone had spent the time and effort to find a few that were suitable for a design). But that's what happens when a Chinese KMT gov't chooses a firm from England, WINKREATIVE, wink wink and introduces them to all that Chinese-y stuff.
3 comments:
i saw your letter to editor today, good one Jerna....can you write a new one about the terrible childish ddesin of the new Touristm logo from Uk firm that is D minus junk? write a good letter about it as you did at David blog! go go girl! today's letter was good. keep em coming!
a critic in UK tells me:
"Too many things shouldn't be in there: Confucius temple (upper left),
Chinese lanterns (just below the temple), chopsticks (bottom right),
kindergarten drawings, tea. I do like the butterfly, Taipei 101, and the
Aboriginal motif, but it needs to be more uniquely representative of Taiwan
-- not "Chinese-y" Taiwan. The "voting" symbol (looks like 卜 in a circle),
Jade Mountain, Taroko Gorge, the 高 building in Kaohsiung… there are all
kinds of things that would have fit the bill (if only someone had spent the
time and effort to find a few that were suitable for a design). But that's
what happens when a Chinese KMT gov't chooses a firm from England, WINKREATIVE, wink wink and
introduces them to all that Chinese-y stuff.
Bought it, read it, totally agreed with it. Good stuff and well said! Now, to get the politicians to listen....
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