The exhibits featured a billboard, school bus, and more in reference to Supreme, a skate park. In her emblematic style, red stickers featuring white Futura font are placed pompously throughout the park. Featuring wording like “Who Owns What?”, the installation seemed a clear shot at the skateboarding brand.25 ene 2019
Who created the Supreme logo?
However, there was a degree of controversy about the logo's design. After Jebbia's friend designed the original Supreme logo, Jebbia felt as if the logo looked a little flat. In order to add more depth to its design, Jebbia lent his friend a book by New York conceptual artist Barbara Kruger for inspiration.
Who invented the Supreme font?
Typeface: Futura Bold Italic Established: 1927, by Paul Renner. Placed in a box in 1979 by artist Barbara Kruger.6 oct 2016
Where did Supreme get their logo from?
James Jebbia, founder of Supreme, has said that the red box logo with "Supreme" in white Futura Heavy Oblique was taken from the work of Barbara Kruger.
Who created the box logo of Supreme?
Three were designed; one with a 1970s skater, one with Travis Bickle from Martin Scorcese's Taxi Driver and one with the shop's logo. When Jebbia's friend came back with the design, he liked it but felt that it was lacking something. He lent the designer a book on the conceptual artist, Barbara Kruger.12 mar 2020