Skip to main content

Best Way for to Encourage Blood Donation by Removing A, B, and O from Famous Logos

Best Way for to Encourage Blood Donation by Removing A, B, and O from Famous Logos 
This witty design concept, coupled with the influence of social media, is attracting international attention to a crucial cause. 
NHS Blood and Transplant has teamed up with London-based PR agency Engine Group to launch the#MissingType campaign, which tasks major brands to remove the letters A, B, and O from their logos to represent the major blood types, spotlighting the dire need for blood donations around the world.

Above image via Google Japan
Best Way for to Encourage Blood Donation by Removing A, B, and O from Famous Logos Best Way for to Encourage Blood Donation by Removing A, B, and O from Famous Logos 
Image via Microsoft

Best Way for to Encourage Blood Donation by Removing A, B, and O from Famous Logos 
Image via Sydney Opera House

Best Way for to Encourage Blood Donation by Removing A, B, and O from Famous Logos 
Image via London Pride

Best Way for to Encourage Blood Donation by Removing A, B, and O from Famous Logos 
Image via I amsterdam

Best Way for to Encourage Blood Donation by Removing A, B, and O from Famous Logos 
Image via innocent drinks

Best Way for to Encourage Blood Donation by Removing A, B, and O from Famous Logos 
Image via @betelm

Best Way for to Encourage Blood Donation by Removing A, B, and O from Famous Logos 
Image via Qantas

Best Way for to Encourage Blood Donation by Removing A, B, and O from Famous Logos Image via Tesco

Best Way for to Encourage Blood Donation by Removing A, B, and O from Famous Logos 
Image via NHS Blood and Transplant

Best Way for to Encourage Blood Donation by Removing A, B, and O from Famous Logos 
Image via NHS Blood and Transplant

Best Way for to Encourage Blood Donation by Removing A, B, and O from Famous Logos 
NHS Blood and Transplant: Website | Facebook | Twitter | Youtube
Engine Group: Website | Facebook | Twitter
via [Design TAXI, Mashable]
Labels:

Popular posts from this blog

China’s Frozen Cave that Doesn’t Melt in Summer

China’s Frozen Cave that Doesn’t Melt in Summer China owns an 85-meter deep pin shaped frozen wonderland, named Ningwu cave, in the mountain range of the Shanxi province. Its structure is subterranean inside the mountain that never melts even in summer. The large stalactites and the spikes of the ice extend from the ceiling to floor. However the floor and walls are completely covered with the thick layers of ice. Ningwu’s unique and excellent ability of not thawing throughout the warm seasons increases its popularity and makes it a must visit place.   This always frozen cave can be seen in the high teen list due to the uniqueness of the phenomenon. There are many such caves where the ice never melts throughout the year in other regions as well, such as Central Asia, continental Europe, and North America. But the reason of their non-melting nature is that they are located in the cooler places where the always low temperature keeps the cave stay at freezing points such as Iceland, Ru
Post a Comment
Read The Whole Post »

World Largest Vault for Storing Seeds in Norway

World Largest Vault for Storing Seeds in Norway  Way up north in the remote Arctic Svalbard archipelago, shrouded in permafrost and tucked 427 feet into a mountain, lies the  Svalbard Global Seed Vault . Located on the Norwegian Island of Spitsbergen, this futuristic facility safeguards over 850,00 seed copies from all over the planet in case of a global catastrophe. Created as a way to preserve biodiversity of the planet, the vault contains duplicate samples of essential seed varieties that are held in gene banks around the world.
Read The Whole Post »

Al-Shaheed Monument an incredible design and architect of Baghdad

Al-Shaheed Monument an incredible design and architect of Baghdad  During the 1970s and 1980s, Saddam Hussein’s government spent a lot of oil money in building monuments around Baghdad. Two of these are quite majestic. One is the  Monument to the Unknown Soldier , which we already wrote about. The other is the Al-Shaheed Monument.
Read The Whole Post »