解析奥巴马竞选logo创意

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解析奥巴马竞选logo创意

奥巴马竞选标志是一个太阳在美国国旗的红色条纹中冉冉升起的图案，“代表了一种向上、充满希望和变化的新时代”，它的指向是未来，也许是一个永不能达到的未来，一个乌托邦式的未来。并且，这个蛋形图案还和奥巴马的英文名首字母“O”巧妙地联系了起来。

也许，我们很难计算这样一个竞选标志的设计占有奥巴马大胜因素的比重，然而可以肯定的是，如Sol Sender所说“标志的设计是由候选人的信息所启发，就像所有的标志，标志的意义及影响力，是来自带给标志意义及影响力的那个人。”不得不说，这一标志是助力奥巴马大胜的加分之作。

无论是图形、颜色还是字体，每一处细节都“暗藏杀机”。更是有专业人士对这个标志的基因架构进

行了详细分析与解读。

1、图形基因

2、色彩基因

3、字体分析

4、基因图谱，8个视觉基因。

相对于麦凯恩、希拉里的竞选标志来说，奥巴马的精选标志更具张力，给人以积极向上的希望，通过视觉

力量发挥出了最大的导向价值。

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