The new type is definitely nice. But as far as the logo what I dislike is that it forgets the pepsi of our youth. It just feels a little awkward. Brands as established as pepsi shouldn’t change logos ALL THE WAY. It makes me feel the way I might if my mom were to get plastic surgery. it’s kinda like…’mmkay mom I know you want to look ‘hot’ but you really don’t need to impress anyone anymore; the fact that your eyebrows reach for your bangs just makes me feel awkward.’

And ‘why are you getting plastic surgery? Is it because Dad died or what?’
The fact that pepsi got a makeover makes me feel like they feel the need to get back on the prowl; like an old cougar or something. If my dad likes my mom (and is still alive) she dosen’t need to get surgery…. so the fact that my ‘mom’ is getting plastic surgery in the metaphorical sense here makes me feel like pepsi feels like it’s lost value in the sight of consumers. And thus it diminishes the longstanding reputation that I think WE all assume a brand like pepsi holds, wether we buy it off the shelf that day or not.

besides i wanna see more of this http://farm1....f16b3b46.jpg

There is nothing special about the tornado mark other than it feels unbalanced unlike the ocean wave.

I think the slight variation in the original logo is a “good idea,” but for the coin whoever is designing this is getting, I’d like to see better execution.

Anybody else think it was a dumb idea to put the logo (twice) on the can carton door and over the flap where it will never line up in a million years, and will be totally destroyed as soon as its opened? They also flip the type here which is a little schizophrenic compared to the bottle, but not a huge deal.