Many brands have pulled out of the Russian market in light of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Designer Václav Kudělka has created a series of brand restyling projects to demonstrate what corporate logos could say if they could talk. Among the brands that have left Russia are Nike, Facebook, Amazon, and McDonald’s.
“To voice their disapproval of Putin’s actions in Ukraine, several big businesses boycott or leave the Russian market. So, I created a series of edits that showed what their logos would say if they could speak.”
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