The shape of that line of toothpaste, Aquafresh's logo since the year dot, is called a "nurdle". Honest. And it's trademarked by the pharmaceutical behemoth that owns the Aquafresh brand, GSK.
Who knew, eh? Or cared?
The shape of that line of toothpaste, Aquafresh's logo since the year dot, is called a "nurdle". Honest. And it's trademarked by the pharmaceutical behemoth that owns the Aquafresh brand, GSK.
Who knew, eh? Or cared?
Ah, but which came first: The Nurdle or The Swoosh? Look a little similar to me. Anyone know a good trademark lawyer?
ReplyDeleteApparently the key is that a nurdle looks like a wave. The swoosh looks... swooshy?
ReplyDeleteSo it's not a French Curve then? D'oh!
ReplyDeleteApparently not, but I guess a French curve would come in handy for drawing a nurdle (or a swoosh, for that matter).
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