Month: January 2016
3D Printed Humans?
Always been partial to a Chemical Brothers album or two. Having tracked their career since their debut album ‘Exit Planet Dust’ back in 1995. They’ve always manage...
Nonô – the gift of identity design
Nice little story and identity design here. One of the partners at Pentagram gave the owner of a Beach stall in Rio a gift, the gift...
Enel has a powerful new company identity
Rome based energy company Enel have just unveiled their new company identity, branding and website created by Wolff Olins. The new identity uses cursors to communicate energy movements....
A Typeface That Changes Like a Memory
A very interesting project caught my eye this week. The concept of memory and how it’s not a solid thing but more of a shifting fluid idea overtime. This...
Brand evolution for Alaska Airlines
Like many of the large airlines, ‘Alaska’ has recently opted for a refinement of its existing identity and branding rather than a completely new concept. Deciding...
Utopia 2016 – identity design with smileys
In terms of design this new identity design for Somerset House’s ‘Utopia 2016’ is quite bold move. It features rave smileys, magenta, yellow clash together and a...
“All-seeing owl” – new brand identity for SearchFlow
New identity for SearchFlow sees the use of an illustrated owl with magnifying glasses for eyes, reflecting the nature of their business. SearchFlow is the market-leading...
Nando’s new global rebrand
New global rebrand for Nandos sees a move away from the slightly rustic looking logo and supporting branding and a move to creating “a modern South African” look....
Folk New Brand Identity – Endless Combinations
As identity design goes this is quite a radical new logo for Folk. It works like a fruit machine with lots of different combinations, with an ever changing logo...
‘Experience Amazing’: Intel Rebrand
This is an interesting example of ‘branding’ and ‘a brand’ not being about a logo. Intel have been around for almost 50 years and have chosen to...
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