Tag: Logo

Brand redesign for Channel 5
Channel 5’s new brand redesign did a rare thing, made me smile. I’m not saying I don’t smile much (other people’s views may vary) but in...

Uber logo and branding receives a nip, tuck and refinement
New year and a new look for the Uber logo. Their main logo receives a nick and tuck, with spacing reduced, letters thickened and refined. Bringing the...
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....
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...
New Logo Design and Identity for thyssenkrupp
When two companies merge sometimes the resulting new logo design can be somewhat difficult. Dixon Carphone anyone? I’m guessing that in many cases trying to marry up design...
Google X Has a New Logo
Is it just me or does ‘Google X’ sound like a replacement for Spectre, or some another top secret evil corp set to take over the...
New Silversea Identity Design by The Partners
Gorgeous identity design work from The Partners for Silversea. Great use of black and white photography with splashes of red typography. Particularly like the way the type...
Best logo redesigns of 2015
As high-profile logo and identity design goes, 2015 was a mixed year. There were some big successes with a further increase in ‘flat’ and simplified logos such like Google...
Historic fine art + corporate logo design mashup
What happens when you mashup some of the classics of the fine art world and the well-known corporate logos of our time? Some might say you’d...
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