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The mid-20th century witnessed an unprecedented boom in global commerce, industrialization, and media. As corporations expanded across borders, they required a universal visual language that could transcend cultural and linguistic barriers.
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This category explores visual tricks, optical illusions, and three-dimensional representations on flat paper. It features logos that use negative space, overlapping lines, and repeating patterns to capture attention and imply movement or depth. 3. Typographic