Dünyaca Ünlü Terörist Gruplarının Logoları

**Prof. Dr. Sinsi** · 07-13-2012

Dünya'ya çile çektiren terörist grupları, akıllarda kalıcılık sağlamak ve yaptığı terörist eylemlerde insanları ürkütmek adına bıraktığı logolar

I decided to group the logos roughly by their dominant design elements:

1) Stars

It occurs to me that “stars inside circles” is a subgroup of this category

2) One Gun
Notice that there’s a little bit of overlap between this group and the last group The last two “Stars” logos featured a gun, but I decided that the star motif was strong enough to keep them in the “Star” group The first logo in this group has a star, too, but it’s small

The bottom three logos are presented in the order they were designed, each inspired by the one before it

3) Two guns crossed
Why settle for one gun, when you can have two?

4) Other weapons crossed
Guns are so barbaric Here are some logos which feature blades instead

5) Crossbones
White supremacists seem to prefer skulls over swords Hey, haven’t I seen that Combat 18 logo somewhere before?

6) Animals with multiple heads

The SLA’s seven-headed cobra, below, was apparently taken from an ancient Sri Lankan symbol

7) Other

What to make of the rest? I’m not sure what the Oromo Liberation Front logo is supposed to suggest And that “EPB” logo doesn’t inspire terror at all It looks like an Olympic team logo I’ve never heard of the Creativity Movement before, and now I still have no idea what they stand for What’s with the “W”?

07-13-2012	#1
Prof. Dr. Sinsi	Dünyaca Ünlü Terörist Gruplarının Logoları Dünya'ya çile çektiren terörist grupları, akıllarda kalıcılık sağlamak ve yaptığı terörist eylemlerde insanları ürkütmek adına bıraktığı logolar I decided to group the logos roughly by their dominant design elements: 1) Stars It occurs to me that “stars inside circles” is a subgroup of this category 2) One Gun Notice that there’s a little bit of overlap between this group and the last group The last two “Stars” logos featured a gun, but I decided that the star motif was strong enough to keep them in the “Star” group The first logo in this group has a star, too, but it’s small The bottom three logos are presented in the order they were designed, each inspired by the one before it 3) Two guns crossed Why settle for one gun, when you can have two? 4) Other weapons crossed Guns are so barbaric Here are some logos which feature blades instead 5) Crossbones White supremacists seem to prefer skulls over swords Hey, haven’t I seen that Combat 18 logo somewhere before? 6) Animals with multiple heads The SLA’s seven-headed cobra, below, was apparently taken from an ancient Sri Lankan symbol 7) Other What to make of the rest? I’m not sure what the Oromo Liberation Front logo is supposed to suggest And that “EPB” logo doesn’t inspire terror at all It looks like an Olympic team logo I’ve never heard of the Creativity Movement before, and now I still have no idea what they stand for What’s with the “W”?