AA rebrand

[leedeerman]

Does anyone else think the AA's new logo is a awful? I think it looks like it should belong on a school uniform! No doubt it cost a fortune to rebrand, surely someone could of come up with something better than that, a face lift of the old one would of been more fitting I think.

[roseyweb]

I think it's alright

but it's just a tree

I'd like it on the side of my van when I get my bum into gear

[skyhuck]

Not seen it, which would suggest the rebrand is maybe not going so well??

[Gareth Dalzell]

http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/general-chat/94209-arb-association-logo-change.html

 

I have to agree-

 

The tree outline is identical to the old one? Just has that pointed spear branch structure running through it now.

 

Thank goodness the 50th anniversary logo has past by now - "it didn't work for me" - like the old tree that had been napalmed and had died or the tree remains standing after a forest fire

 

So the new logo is the old tree logo with the 50th anniversary spear like branch structure in a more tree friendly colour.

 

Interesting - Obviously just my opinion

[AA Teccie (Paul)]

At least it's got you talking about it and, albeit indirectly, the Association

 

As with most changes, some like it n some don't n some are indifferent and we've had all those opinions voiced but, overall, the view appears to be a positive one...or at least acceptable.

 

The ARB Approved Contractor logo, the shield (not badge ) was designed to be distinctly different to the generic AA logo for various reasons. It's certainly achieved that.

 

Thanks for discussing it n I'll adopt a watching breif now.

 

cheers all..

Paul

[Ian Leach]

At least it's got you talking about it and, albeit indirectly, the Association

 

As with most changes, some like it n some don't n some are indifferent and we've had all those opinions voiced but, overall, the view appears to be a positive one...or at least acceptable.

 

The ARB Approved Contractor logo, the shield (not badge ) was designed to be distinctly different to the generic AA logo for various reasons. It's certainly achieved that.

 

Thanks for discussing it n I'll adopt a watching breif now.

 

cheers all..

Paul

 

Is it possible for you to put pictures up for us all to have a look.

[Steve Bullman]

Its right there on the site Arboricultural Association - Home

 

I don't see whats so bad about it.

[Ian Leach]

Its right there on the site Arboricultural Association - Home

 

I don't see whats so bad about it.

 

Can't see it on the mobile view and my internet is down, I'm obviously only interested in the art work side of it anyway.

[Stubby]

Its right there on the site Arboricultural Association - Home

 

I don't see whats so bad about it.

 

Yep . As Dafydd says .....a lettuce leaf .

[Craig Johnson]

Yep . As Dafydd says .....a lettuce leaf .

 

i thought more cabbage like:blushing: