How graphic designers would revamp the Hillary logo

Hillary Clinton's new logo — the giant blue "H" cut in half with a bright red arrow — didn't get the warmest of receptions. And graphic designers who critiqued the image also had a few thoughts on how to fix it.

Virtual design studio DesignCrowd.com held a contest this week to redesign the icon, and these were some of the entries.

On Twitter, Matt McDermott shared this quick suggestion from designer Patrick Mauldin of how the image could benefit from a few simple edits.

Of course, if you did like the original, freelance designer Rick Wolff made a whole typeface of it.

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