This is one of the best known logo images, but just in case you’ve missed it, look between the “E” and the “x.” In the white space there’s an arrow that subliminally represents speed and precision.

NBC
Considering they’re often referred to as “the Peacock Network,” among other things, this one is rather obvious. But the symbolism of the colored feathers represent each division of NBC (from when the logo was first designed, as there are more now) and the head of the peacock is looking right, meant to symbolize looking forward (to a show that can compete with “Mad Men” and “Modern Family.”) Image: Twisted Sifter
Considering they’re often referred to as “the Peacock Network,” among other things, this one is rather obvious. But the symbolism of the colored feathers represent each division of NBC (from when the logo was first designed, as there are more now) and the head of the peacock is looking right, meant to symbolize looking forward (to a show that can compete with “Mad Men” and “Modern Family.”)

wow!!
omo, nah u open my eyes so ooo.

Not only is the Amazon logo smiling, but there’s also an arrow starting at the “a” and ending on the “z” to indicate that Amazon has everything from A to Z that you don’t need but will buy so you spent enough to qualify for free shipping.

Zoom your eyes over this racing logo and you’ll see the empty space in the middle creates a number “1″ for “Formula 1.″

There is a cyclist in there, literally, on “Tour.” Notice how the “o,” “u,” and “R” all come together along with the yellow dot to form the image. Immediately after posing for this logo, he was taken in to pee in a cup to be tested for performance enhancing drugs. Results are pending.

At first all you see is modern typography, but there is actually a hidden meaning of Sony’s VAIO logo. The first two letters represent an analog signal and the last two are the 1 and 0 of the digital world.

Feel like playing Pac-Man? All you have to do is tilt it a little to the right and then shift the “nose” upwards. Life is good.

Unilever produces about a gazillion products, which makes it hard to keep track of everything they do. Lucky for us, there are symbols for nearly everything they make right in their logo.

hidden in the Coca-Cola logo is actually the flag of Denmark. This wasn’t the original intention, but once they discovered the Danish flag, which has been named the happiest country on Earth, they set up a media stunt in Denmark’s biggest airport where they welcomed people with flags. Why they didn’t welcome them with Coke is still a mystery.

Using your “razor sharp” focus, you will notice that the “G” and “I” have been perfectly cut to represent the sharpness and precision of the razors.

Just observing

Hmm! Na this kain thread dey make fp.

Op, na here u copy am from
https://www.nairaland.com/2017170/companies-logos-meaning

Wow! I love this!

There are subliminal messages in everything. I mean, everything. Some are just more than others.