Quite a few enterprises around the world are temporarily modifying their logos to bring attention to social distancing. Public health experts encourage this practice to decrease the spread of the coronavirus.
Social distancing is the act of maintaining a larger physical space away from people to prevent the COVID-19 virus from spreading. According to Johns Hopkins Medicine, staying at least six feet away from people can lower the chances of catching the coronavirus.
Let’s take a look at some now!
The Wolfsburg-based automaker released a short video on YouTube, promoting social distancing, one of the World Health Organization’s most powerful tools against the spread of the coronavirus globally. The video ends with a modified version of VW’s logo.
Audi featured a gif of its original ring logo, with the four rings separating from each other.
The Boston Red Sox temporarily changed its logo to remind fans to stay at least six feet away from each other when out in public to promote social distancing.
Latin America’s largest e-commerce platform, Mercado Libre, modified its most central design element to make a statement about the global outbreak of COVID-19.
The iconic beverage maker showcased a billboard in New York’s Times Square, separating each letter in the Coca-Cola logo. “Staying apart is the best way to stay united,” reads the advertisement.
Slovenian graphic designer Jure Tovrljan recreated the art for logos of high profile brands, including the Olympics, Starbucks, and Nike, to point out how the coronavirus has impacted our everyday lives. We enjoyed these clever social distancing logos, and we are sure you will too!
Jure Tovrljan redesigned numerous corporate logos, including coffee powerhouse, Starbucks. While healthcare systems in the UK and the US experience a shortage of face masks due to panic buying, Tovrljan pictures the Starbucks siren proudly donning her mask. Starbucks did not officially release this.
Here is another interpretation of a social distancing logo by Jure Tovrljan converting Good Year to Bad Year.
We will post more social distancing logos as they are discovered.
