Cyberduck is SFTP (secure file transfer protocol) software that can be used on a Macintosh computer. Once you do make it out, it is impossible to un-see it. Columbia University Information Technology logo. It’s practically illegible and it makes you work to read it. 1 Transmit 4: Transmit 4 is a great substitute for the program in question for owners of Mac computers as it acts as an FTP, SFTP, Amazon S3, and WebDAV client. One of the first things I thought of when I saw this logo was how much it resembles a thrash/death/black metal logo. It’s the perfect complement to a vehicle that is angular, cold, precise, and apocalyptic.

It’s hasty, and the paint has barely dried. It looks like a tag you might see painted onto a wall at the subway. It looks like something Die Antwoord’s Yolandi Visser spray-painted onto the side of a building, or like something Grimes would use on an album cover. You want people to be able to read your logo, right? Well… this one is edgy. In the world of logo design, especially logotypes, legibility is an important factor.

The cybertruck in all its polygonal glory - From /cybertruckĪll discussion about the actual vehicle aside, I was struck by the sheer irreverence of the logo, and wondered what the implications of using a logo like this would be for the design community and for future trends in logo design.

Cyberduck logo