Burger King is the latest fast-food chain to announce changes ... The coffee brand's original logo featured a detailed drawing of a topless siren, a two-tailed mythical creature similar to a ...

A fast-food fan, 18, filmed himself recreating ... down in a snake motion and approach the Subway logo that instantly collapses. As the domino art dramatically falls, the sandwich bar's font ...

The study found that people regularly exposed to fast food signs are less likely to savour enjoyable experiences, such as finding pleasure in art and music. The first experiment found the ...

A new study says golden arches and clowns on cereal boxes draw kids in at a very young ... Center showed kids ages 10-14 popular fast food and cereal logos along with nonfood related brands ...

But it’s not just that fast-food graphic design is going retro, it’s that it’s reverting to logos that are nearly identical to the ones these chains gave up in the ’90s and early 2000s.

You might have also have noticed that a large majority of fast food chains use red and yellow in their logos. Why? Well, it's a striking color combination designed to attract attention ...

Red is another color that is frequently paired with yellow in fast food company logos to instill desire. Red illustrates desire, power, and love. It's why whenever Valentine's Day rolls around ...

Like it or not, the golden arches of McDonalds are one of the most easily recognised icons of the modern world. The culture they represent is one of instant gratification and saved time, of ready ...

Article continues below And there's one thing the logos of most fast food giants have in common - the colour yellow. There's the famous yellow McDonald's arches, the Burger King bun, the Subway ...

Fast food, it seems, is very appropriately named. Zhong and DeVoe asked 57 students to stare at the centre of a computer screen while ignoring a stream of objects flashing past in the corners. For ...