The flat surface of the page or screen is subverted by the ‘extruded logo’ mimicking the perspectives and depth of real world objects. It’s a tension that lends an eye-catching and memorable aspect to a logo. Often employed by designers in the context of, for example, packaging and manufacturing, construction and architecture, or by those seeking to suggest expansiveness or growth, or simply to create visual drama.

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