
A International Herald Tribune tem uma matéria interessante sobre a mini-tendência de logotipos “maleáveis”, como do Google, e recentemente da Saks Fifth Avenue (pela Pentagram).
Why does Google do it? “Because Larry and Sergey thought it would be fun,” is the official answer. And there’s nothing wrong with that. But Google’s constantly changing logo is part of a broader trend toward what are called dynamic identities: corporate symbols that adopt different guises at different times or in different contexts, so you’re never sure exactly how they’ll look.

