I’ve just stumbled upon this pretty awesome brand, not only for the minimalism of its logo, but also because is a rather unusual product, black water. If you’re thinking this is some sort of highly industrialised beverage you’re going to be as much wrong as I was when I first saw it, it’s actually black mineral water, … Read more Enjoy the Dark Side with Blk
Watford-based designer and illustrator Thomas James have in his own words take some inspiration from Paul Rand’s wisdom to create the “I Love It” Olympic logo.
Detroit-based designer Meg Jannott has challenged herself to brand each of the 44 United States Presidents in 44 days. She have even setup a Tumblr account exclusively for this project and while there still many president brands to come, we can already appreciate the amazing collection of vintage imagery and amazing typography skills.
Back in 2011 StumbleUpon went through a rebranding process which resulted with an amazing update to their overall identity look-and-feel. While I loved the use of the more adventurous reddish in contrast to the odd combination of green and blue, I never quite well understood their choice for the controversial phallic shaped logo, in layman terms, the damm schlong.
I’ve just stumble upon this finally curated collection of Metro logos from around the world. It’s quite interesting to look at all of this logos clamped together.
Earlier this week I wrote an article about the new Microsoft Windows 8 logo, which at the time was only a rumour leaked by cnBeta.
According to Graham Smith, the creative fellow behind this amazing project, a brand reversion is a brand logo that has undertaken a creative change based on the visual style of another brand logo.
I’ve just stumble upon this quite funny video where Cincinnati, Ohio-based identity designer Adam Ladd ask his 5-year-old daughter her impressions on some popular logos, my favorites are the cheetah, the cheetah and the cheetah.
Last year I signup up for Kickstarter, a crowdfunding website, in the hope of starting a brand related project with the help of hundreds of investors, but the restriction for US based projects made me give up the idea for a while.
DC Comics is one of the largest and most successful comic book publisher of the world, so simply by submitting this new design for trademark protection is enough to shake grounds. Will this logo replace the current version?