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We all like to drink a refreshing coke sometimes, but this designer from Nicaragua, Fabio Pantoja, is a total addict to Coca Cola. Drinking too much of it, however, can damage your health, so Pantoja did this detailed re-design of Coca Cola’s logo with a dark twist: the letters depict the different organs and parts of your body that suffer damage after having too much soda.
“More than a critic to CocaCola, it’s a critic to myself, to see if I can finally stop drinking this poison once and for all!” writes the designer on his Behance page. There, you can check the research and makeover of Pantoja to create his “Uncover the truth,” along with his many other pieces.
More info: Behance (h/t: designtaxi)
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What do you think ?
CassieWilliams 9 years ago
I like this, but instead of simply labeling the organ, I would have liked to see in what ways drinking cola damages it. As it is, I think it's a little too vague to have a wide-ranging impact on those who continue to drink colas.
DanielSousa 9 years ago
Exactly! As a regular Coke drinker I sure want to know how I've been damaging by brain!
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BettinaLedesma 9 years ago
Its all right...keep a "washed" mind...That will take care of the rest.
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WilGrewe-Mullins 9 years ago
Exaggeration and fear-mongering. Quite the way to get your point across. Or to lose all credibility.
CassieWilliams 9 years ago
I like this, but instead of simply labeling the organ, I would have liked to see in what ways drinking cola damages it. As it is, I think it's a little too vague to have a wide-ranging impact on those who continue to drink colas.
DanielSousa 9 years ago
Exactly! As a regular Coke drinker I sure want to know how I've been damaging by brain!
Load More Replies... BettinaLedesma 9 years ago
Its all right...keep a "washed" mind...That will take care of the rest.
Load More Replies... WilGrewe-Mullins 9 years ago
Exaggeration and fear-mongering. Quite the way to get your point across. Or to lose all credibility.
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