Designer Ewan Yap Explores the Principles of "BIG BRAND THEORY"
In a fascinating exploration of brand logo strength, Kuala Lumpur-based designer Ewan Yap presents

In a fascinating exploration of brand logo strength, Kuala Lumpur-based designer Ewan Yap presents the “BIG BRAND THEORY.” How big is your brand? The recognizability of a brand’s logo may well be a pertinent measure of its strength. Using some major iconic brand images, Yap has created a series of experimental packaging designs by artfully cropping out as much of the original as possible while maintaining brand integrity and cognition. The work is an experiment in brand aesthetics, and also informs us of the cropability of the logos–rating Coke extremely high and 7UP extremely low in terms of image cropability.
Source: The Dieline