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Now I'm really curious what the other entries look like...
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The winning design of Dalian’s city logo is accused of plagiarism. As netizens note, almost none of the design is original and it’s basically a mash-up of different images and existing logos. Photo from Toby Yeung.pic.twitter.com/AUwbtTn8s0
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The 'L' is definitely new design! (unless it's spotted in some other logo)
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it seems to be a vertical flipped ver of T
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Mind your words, we are doing design with Chinese characteristics, it isn't a mash-up as you said, you are hurting the feelings of 1.4 billion. Thanks for providing the images we will sue them for copying our award winning Dalian logo.
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It’s china. Where there’s no such thing as
#copyright
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Wish they get sued by Disney
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Yes and the govt will fine Disney for infringing Dalian's copyright.
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Stealing other’s design is unethical since the stealers are making profits by other’s toil. The civilised world respects intellectual property and the copycat would likely be sued in serious cases. On the contrary, China the copycat nation tolerates this immoral behaviour.
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Great artists steal
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