McDonald's sead bomb
Wednesday, 08 February 2012 15:09
Designer Sean Click came up with the 'sead bomb' for MC Donald's. Eschscholzia californica (the state flower of California) is according to the law illegal to remove, so MC Donald's placed flowers in the shape of their logo in landfields. Because the removal of these flowers is illegal, land owners have to leave them there or plant around the logo so it isn't visible.
- Spotted: Molblog
- Website: Sean Click
- Published in Marketing & Ads
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