Here’s How Your Brain Sees a Business Logo -Infographic

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  11. I’m always fascinated by how the brain works, and here how something as simple as a logo gets processed by various parts of the brain looking at different aspects of the logo in order to make it mean something. I work with a professional designer when doing logos, and it helps to have someone who knows the craft well advise you on all these things rather than trying to figure them all our yourself. Great read mate, keep it up!

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  19. Interesting. As a color-deficient individual, this shows why I don’t respond to logos the same way other people do. Thanks for this cool infographic. I will now have to do more research on what normal people see, and how to incorporate that into content marketing.

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