Are you in? Well, unfortunately I am. I'm sure many more of you out there also have Verizon Wireless as your cell phone service and I'm also sure that almost 100% of you will agree that Verizon sucks. This icon deconstruction represents how Verizon works, or actually, how it doesn't work. You can see that in "V" and the "Z" there are spaces, or brakes, just like that are in Verizon's service. In addition, the "R" that has slid down off the fonts original plain represents how calls frequently fade in and out. This idea or problem is also shown with the top corner of the "N", expressing loss of connection as well. Lastly, the final layer made for this icon is the red check mark symbol above the letters. Normally, it would be just simply straight, and unharmed, but I felt the need to disturb it's perfection since Verizon Wireless' phones themselves never contain the consistency of lastly a decent amount of time. Wouldn't you agree?
Monday, March 30, 2009
Verizon Icon
Are you in? Well, unfortunately I am. I'm sure many more of you out there also have Verizon Wireless as your cell phone service and I'm also sure that almost 100% of you will agree that Verizon sucks. This icon deconstruction represents how Verizon works, or actually, how it doesn't work. You can see that in "V" and the "Z" there are spaces, or brakes, just like that are in Verizon's service. In addition, the "R" that has slid down off the fonts original plain represents how calls frequently fade in and out. This idea or problem is also shown with the top corner of the "N", expressing loss of connection as well. Lastly, the final layer made for this icon is the red check mark symbol above the letters. Normally, it would be just simply straight, and unharmed, but I felt the need to disturb it's perfection since Verizon Wireless' phones themselves never contain the consistency of lastly a decent amount of time. Wouldn't you agree?
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