The city of Austin, Texas, unveiled its logo redesign on Thursday, but not everyone is happy with the outcome of the project, which cost taxpayers $1.1 million.
The updated logo features a large stylized A in blue and green with the name Austin underneath it, Fox News reported on Friday.
“For the first time in Austin’s history, we will have a logo to represent the city services and unify us as one organization, one Austin,” said City Manager T.C. Broadnax.
When a KXAN reporter asked Austin residents to share their thoughts on the rebrand, he got mixed reviews — and some were strongly opposed to the project.
One man’s reaction appeared to point…
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