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 out the fact the image does not have any distinctly “Texan” aspects to it, stating, “It looks more like a festival to me, like a logo for a

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