Anyway, I started looking for this FENDI logo, thinking, “Oh, easy peasy, lemon squeezy.” Nope. Turns out, there are a million different versions floating around. PNGs, SVGs, AIs, EPSs… it’s like alphabet soup, but for vector graphics. And everyone’s promising “free download!” but then you click and it’s like, “Sign up for our newsletter!” or “Give us your social security number!” (Okay, maybe not the social security number, but you get the gist).
And then you see stuff like “Fendi Font Generator” and you’re like, wait, is there even a *specific* Fendi font? I mean, I guess there is, but I always just thought it was, like, a fancy sans-serif thing? Who knew you could GENERATE it? The internet is so weird.
And the descriptions! “Compatible with EPS, AI, PSD and Adobe PDF formats!” Okay, cool, but what *does* that even *mean* to a normal person? Like, can I slap it on my t-shirt? Can I embroider it on my grandma’s pillow? I need practical applications, people!
Honestly, the whole experience makes you wanna just, like, ditch the logo altogether. What if FENDI just went…logo-free? Think about it. No more double-F staring you in the face. Just, like, exquisitely crafted bags and clothes that speak for themselves. It’d be kinda…understated? Chic? Maybe even…gasp…*revolutionary*?
I mean, let’s be real, the logo is recognizable, sure. But does it *need* to be there? Are we all so brand-brainwashed that we can’t appreciate a well-made thing without a giant symbol screaming at us? I dunno. Maybe I’m just tired and need a nap.
Plus, think of all the money they’d save on logo design! They could pour that into, like, better materials or, I don’t know, paying their workers a living wage (radical idea, I know).
