10 logos and their meaning.

      10 famous logos with hidden meanning.

  1. FedEx

Source: FedEx

The shipping company's logo is probably one of the best-known in the world of "hidden image" logos. For those who are unaware, take a look between the "E" and the "X," where the negative space forms an arrow. 

2. LG

Source: LG

It is an elctronic items company. But if you look a little closer, you'll see the face's "nose" is an "L" and the outline of the "face" is a "G." Some fans have even noted a similarity between LG's logo and a modified Pacman.

03. NBC

NBC’s logo has a couple of hidden meanings. The six different colors of the feathers represent the six different divisions of NBC.

4. Pinterest

Source: Pinterest

The digital pin board site, Pinterest, tied its logo directly into the social network's core. While the hidden image might not be immediately obvious, it is certainly fitting for the platform: the letter "P" doubles as a pin. Michael Deal, co-designer of the Pinterest logo, said: .

05. Amazon

Amazon is a powerhouse when it comes to online shopping, and their logo reflects that. The yellow arrow in their logo starts at the letter ‘a’ and ends at the letter ‘z’, implying that they sell everything from a to z. 

06. Vaio

Sony Vaio,  Vaio represents the integration of both analog and digital technologies in its products. The letters ‘va’ are made to look like an analog wave, while the ‘io’ resemble the numbers 1 and 0, representing a digital signal or binary code.

08. Picasa

Picasa, Google’s image organizer and editor, has an interesting logo mark. This is because Picasa is considered ‘home’ for all of your photos, and casa in Spanish means home.

9. Formula One/F1

Source: Formula One

Formula One racing is another organization that took the sport's core values and applied them to its logo. The red color represents passion and energy, while the black color represents power and determination. according to sportskeeda.com. With another play on negative space, the F1 logo is more than a black "F" with red racing stripes; the space between these two main focal points is the number 1. 

10. BMW

BMW’s logo colors come from the Bavarian flag, which are blue and white.  It is commonly thought that the logo represents the blades of a spinning propellor, due to their aviation history and an ad created in the 1920s.