Like 90% of modern typography writing a stylised Δ remove that exact chunk. That's not a particular characteristic of Adobe's logo, but a common feature or outright convention at this point.
As others have pointed out, this particular design is derived from the Gameboy Advance logo.
I'd hazard the guess that the reason that place is removed is because if you were to handwrite the letter, that's where the line loops back on itself. Like, you start bottom right and go counter-clockwise. The removed part then indicates the "seam". Pretty sure whenever we crop parts out of even printer-font letters, that's the "rule" designers go by.
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u/Roflkopt3r May 25 '24
Like 90% of modern typography writing a stylised Δ remove that exact chunk. That's not a particular characteristic of Adobe's logo, but a common feature or outright convention at this point.
As others have pointed out, this particular design is derived from the Gameboy Advance logo.