Shepard Fairey Updates The Rolling Stones 50th Anniversary Logo

This article was posted by Austin.Pinon 10 months, 2 weeks, 6 days, 11 hours, 5 minutes ago.

To celebrate their 50th Anniversary, The Rolling Stones have asked artist Shepard Fairey to redesign the iconic tongue logo that was originally designed by John Pasche back in 1971. Shepard Fairey, has collaborated with Mick Jagger before on the album art for last year’s SuperHeavy LP. Fairey has added a specific circular arrangement of text and image around the original logo that was subtly refashioned. Check it out.

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