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These rejected Wikipedia logos are a ’00s design time capsule

image via creativebloq.com
image via creativebloq.com

The Wikipedia puzzle globe is arguably one of the most recognisable logos on the internet, but it turns out the iconic design could've looked very different. In honour of its 25th birthday, the online encyclopedia is looking back through the archives, digging up an eclectic series of logos that didn't make the cut.

https://www.creativebloq.com/design/logos-icons/these-rejected-wikipedia-logos-are-a-00s-design-time-capsule
Posted on January 21, 2026Author Arlin SchaffelCategories UncategorizedTags design, logo, wikipedia

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