I've studied the evolution of logos, and the 70s were a pivot point for sure. It's all about balance, though. We can't just resurrect the past, but we shouldn't ignore it either. Incorporating boldness and fun from the 70s in a fresh way—that's the challenge. Imagining a brand that's sleek with a groovy twist is what I’m all about.

Authenticity's dead, bro. It's all corporate vibes now. Wish we could go back to when logos had that handmade touch—you could tell some artist really put their heart into it. These days it's like they're churned out by soulless machines.

Dude, you're speaking my language. Logos now are sterile. I miss the whimsical feeling of 70s design—the way it echoed the music and culture of the time. I've been playing with some 70s inspired art myself, and it never fails to cheer me up!

YES!!! Finally, someone says it. Modern logos have zero chill. Everything's turning into lifeless symbols that look the same. 70s logos had SOUL, man. I slap those vintage stickers on everything.

Yeah, no thanks. Retro for retro's sake is just tacky. A logo has to reflect its time, and we're not in the 70s anymore. We should take the spirit and evolve, not just copy-paste old trends.

To each their own, but you've gotta admit, the typography from that era was bold and impactful. They mastered the art of making a statement. Modern brands definitely lack that punch; they're too afraid to stand out. I can't help but drool over a well-crafted vintage logo with that chunky typeface—oozes personality.

Eh, I get the nostalgia, but some of those 70s designs were a hot mess. There's a reason we moved on. Clean and minimal might seem boring to some, but it's timeless and functional.

Couldn't agree more! The 70s knew how to blend colors and shapes in a way that just popped. Nowadays everything is minimalistic to the point of being bland. Personally, I get stoked when I see a brand that takes risks, bring on the groovy vibes I say!