Uncomfortably Sexual Company Logos

May 8, 2011

As I sit here on Mother’s Day, I wonder if the designers of logos realize that some of their creations could make their mother’s blush. Logo design is always difficult. You want to convey a company’s business in a simple graphic. Yet some logos are unintentionally graphic and I wonder how in the world the client approved them. Check out these Uncomfortably Sexual Company Logos (yes they are safe for work viewing) and you’ll get a chuckle. I bet you also scratch your head wondering how these logos ever got approved.

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