Category: Logos

Vibrant and original identity for Designbolaget by Lukas Muellner. Spotted on It’s Nice That

Studio Contents have designed this flexible brand identity for IOU: “IOU is an arts organisation with 37 years experience making original work across many art-forms. The company is recognised for their distinctive style. IOU’s work is renowned for the extraordinary and the bizarre with often surreal and fantastic narratives.” “We [Studio Contents] coordinated and hosted a […]

Insiders is Sydney Opera House’s membership program, with branding work by Naughty Fish. The Naughty Fish website writes: “The assignment was to evolve the (Insiders) identity to meet the changing focus of the program and to represent the shifting perceptions around the SOH brand – most importantly that the House should be experienced, not just admired. […]

Stanley, the established tools manufacturer, is rebranding with the help of Lippincott. Lippincott’s case study explains: “The new visual identity is grounded in Stanley’s rich heritage while simultaneously signaling the brand’s new direction. The new logo is more dynamic; it frees the Stanley name from its holding shape, yet maintains the ‘notch’ concept with an angular […]

Elmwood has recently completed a rebrand of football website Goal. “The aim was to create a timeless marque that would be a universally recognised symbol for Goal. It’s bold and simple, and the accompanying illustration style gives the brand a modern and confident personality.” says Simon Morrow, the Senior Designer on the project.

A clever take on the usual infinity symbol. This is the branding for Efinity by Helen&Co. “Efinity is a software company behind Leadenhall.” “The challenge was to find a solution that would subtly correspond with Leadenhall’s identity, yet remain distinctive and unique.” “The symbol was designed with the Ledanhall’s hexagonal grid in mind, yet applying […]

Boom is the first brand designed from end to end by Blow. From brand strategy over naming, copywriting to identity design and all necessary collateral, including trade stands and video. Boom are a specialist media agency for everything social video.

Branding for ‘100: A Century of Science’ by Ivan Colic, who produced the identity for OgilvyEarth to celebrate the centenary of Cape Town’s Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens.  

Branding for Kro, by WeLoveNoise. “The new marque & colour scheme was derived from the previous brand & altered to make the company look modern, but still have that element of distinction & history.”

Identity for The Mark, an apartments development in Sydney, Australia. Designed by Metropolis Inc.

The Archivo institution dedicated is to the research, archive and the exhibition of design and architecture. Sociedad Anónima and S – Design Consultants collaborated in the creation of the concept and visual identity for this space and its activities.

Branding for Marielle; a coffee shop & bakery which offers home-made gourmet products and meals. Designed by Sociedad Anonima.

We love this identity for the amazing Mama Shelter hotels. The branding work was designed by GBH London. The following description was taken from GBH’s site: “…the Mama brand is positioned as an ‘affordable luxury’ hotel offering a unique mix of friendliness and communality, where guests sit together at large tables enjoying hearty food like […]

UK television channel ITV has recently released their rebrand. We love it and feel it’s a leap forward from their old identity which felt bland and lacked personality. It is versatile enough to work across different colour schemes and the relevant sub-channels. ITV’s in house ITV Creative worked with Rudd Studio and Fontsmith on the […]

Branding for Zito’s Sandwich Shoppe in Brooklyn, created by Tag Collective.

Theprintspace’s third So Show Me exhibition recently closed it’s doors for another sucessful year. The branding for the exhibition series was designed by Fridge Creative.  

The Campaign Monitor email newsletter system recently rebranded. Creating a clean icon mark (designed in-house) to be used in conjunction with a new typeface (designed by Anthony Lane).

  Playful identity for Yume Umē, a new Japanese Kitchen in Florida. Created by 160over90.

Branding for it’s Beds, a bedroom furniture retailer, created by Flood.