imo, but I don't like Hillary's either.

Boring and corporate.

So he can make the logo "NOM NOM NOM."

These truncated initial-only icons are all the rage. It's a hat-tip to all the acronyms created by social media, particularly the 140-character-limited Twitter.

And that color blue is supposed to denote "trust."

I can't say that I think it's a positive step. I think white space can be used beautifully, but this minimalist rage has gone a bit overboard.

with it's little tail

I like the concept.

(presumably, Don had gone back to the agency and created it).

That was a brilliant ending to the whole thing.

McCann actually did create that ad in 1971. Every once in awhile we would get a bunch of requests for that one. I used to work for a media monitoring company.

I haven't looked around for reactions to the show's ending at all, but man-- I hated it. Way too neat and clean and full of one happy little ending after another.

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having to deal with that.

I was mainly talking about the last moments of the last episode, though.

I think he got it!

this. Whatever happened to putting your whole name on the poster?At least have a better design than just letters in a random shape.

Squares are a bad aesthetic design. They look truncated and jarring, too "sharp" (not as bad as a vertical triangle, though)

Rectangles (and their zoftig relatives, ovals) are more satisfying to the eye.

O'Mally's logo looks kinda like a minimalist postage stamp.

optimistic looking.

I find that hard to believe. Design firms can be lazy , but this. Wow.

Ba dum bum.