Tucker Viemeister, an American industrial designer has created a logo to represent President Donald Trump and shared his piece of art to the world as well. The artist also added a caption depicting the logo's meaning and reason behind the design, saying that there is a correlation between Trump and the Nazis of Germany.
The talented industrial designer Tucker Viemeister has put together the colors of the Nazi logo to create a modern graphical representation of the Trump administration. Weaving together the colors red, white, and black in a layout similar to that of the iconic Nazi logo, the artist gave life the Nazi-inspired Trump logo. The artist shared a photo of the logo and himself via Twitter.
Logo I designed for Donald trump (I hope they don't like it) share it up! pic.twitter.com/OPLbPIqmTm
— tucker viemeister (@TViemeister) Abril 4, 2016
Viemeister crafted the Trump logo in April 2016, this was even before the billionaire became the Republican party's presidential nominee.
The logo strongly reassembles the swastika symbol with a titled letter "T" neatly placed in the middle of a white circle on top of a red background. Tucker Viemeister wasn't coy about the logo's meaning and connection to the Nai logo. According to Dezeen, the logo is indeed based on the Nazi insignia, in hopes of depicting Donald Trump's "racist hate mongering." Apparently, Viemeister told Dezeen that he worries that Trump's followers would adapt the logo for the opposite reason that it was created. The artist wanted to show the correlation between the racist hate that Trump represents and the Nazis. However, he also mentioned that Trump's followers may like that connection instead.
Moreover, the logo was also shared on his website TuckerViemeister, with a caption that read "Design can show what bad things have in common, like this logo I created for Trump's campaign of bigotry and violence." The artist also mentioned that he would like to create something that would make Trump's followers grow to become inclusive and tolerant in order to be able to work together instead.
