It's an underappreciated fact of good design: Sometimes imperfections are what make a design look perfect. We've seen it with Google's "G" logo, which isn't a perfect circle. And now, Fast Company has posted an intriguing article this morning pointing out something most people have never noticed about Starbucks' mermaid logo--that her face is asymmetrical....
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January 17, 2018
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