A graphic burst is any jagged, radial shape containing a typographic message or a picture. Burst messages are usually short as in 'Free' or 'On Sale.'
Sometimes the burst is part of a product logo and an integral part of a package's design. More often, it is a 'violator' in the sense that it's a sort of graphic intrusion, temporarily violating the integrity of the more 'permanent' package design. But where did the graphic burst come from? Who used it first?
(via Everlasting Blort)
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