#logoshort review Jack Le Coq – Chicken Shops, Quebec by Camile Pilon (https://www.behance.net/gallery/127994921/Jack-le-Coq-Branding) from LogoCurio.us
Tag: yellow
William Morris Design Line
I worked on a branding project down in Walthamstowe just as lockdown kicked in, it had a sprinkle of William Morris as inspiration (we even did some community lino printing) so this one peaked my interest when it hit my feed. Created by Arthur Stovell of mondial it mostly eschews the heavy pattern most famously linked […]
Berghs School of Communication
Some tidy work by 25ah for Berghs School of Communication, featuring some lovely line illustrations, a smart looking serif font and a spoonful of yellow. Brief today, but lovely… Berghs is one of the world’s leading schools specialised in communication. It has been awarded “School of the Year“ 5 times over the past 8 years […]
University of Suffolk Logo and Branding
The University of Suffolk is an educational institution located in the English county of Suffolk which was, prior to August 2016, formerly known as University Campus Suffolk(UCS). UCS was granted Taught Degree Awarding Powers by the Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education in November 2015, and in May 2016 it was awarded University status by the Privy Council. As a consequence of this, UCS was […]
Hrivnak Academy
Hrivnak Academy is “an educational program of Hrivnak consulting company focused on brand. It is a set of interactive courses and workshops that take place at various interesting locations” and is based in the Czech Republic. Which is all fabulous I’m sure. I’m also sure that the ligature logo they’ve (as in agency Hrivnak) developed is absolutely fab. […]
MasterCard
If you were in a magical design bubble where no company had any branding, and you started a new business, when it came to your own branding, you’d surely stumble upon a venn like overlapping of two circles pretty quickly. It’s a strong solution, easy to recognise and simple to reproduce. You could then start […]
planer branding
Planer is an online and offline guide to selected cultural events in Tricity, Poland. It’s designed for Cultural Institute of Gdańsk and includes a website, outdoor posters, infographics, print materials and more. The logo is a super paired down icon representation of a notepad page accompanied by a very bold geometric sans serif. The of […]
Simply Google
It’s on every design blog and tech site so I won’t bore you with a rash of personal opinion, but not to mention it on a logo blog seems daft. Google, the multi billion uber company launched a new logo to be seen across it’s properties and that will be most notable on it’s web […]
A Star – Amarillo selects a new logo
A Tale of Logo Woe Should you have missed the start to Amalillo’s tale of logo woe here’s the short version: Texan city Amarillo were looking to update their branding efforts and launched with no little ceremony a new logo. Trouble was that someone in house stole the logo of a Dubai property company, […]
CBR – Confident, Bold, Ready or Can’t Be Real? Canberra Logo
Super quick on this one as time is short but I wanted to link across to it after discussing the Wellington logo earlier. Fellow antipodean capital city, Canberra, has launched its own brand, logo and accompanying website, which showcases the brand by Coordinate well I think. As an extra bonus, like the Wellington logo, it’s yellow […]
City Logo Fail #2 – Wellington
Wellington, New Zealand’s capital city is home to just shy of 400,000 people and sits at the southern tip of the countries northern island (thanks Wikipedia). When the city looked to create a new identity, launched in April, it based itself on a couple of things, the tag line “Absolutely Positively Wellington” and a yellow […]
Shed a tear for the Croydon School of Art tear
The 80’s feel of this identity for Croydon School of Art is hitting the spot for me. The strong yellow and black, the patterns and lines, its bold and I like. The tear theme however doesn’t float my aesthetic boat, neither does the slab serif in the signage and posters. Still, guess its a town […]
Brand Sweden – Nordic Minimalism
Branding a country is a difficult prospect, opinions on what countries stand for usually based on their own regional stereotypes, Belgium for example to me in the UK tends to be seen as dull and boring where as in Germany, Belgium takes on the role that Ireland does to the British, the butt of many […]
Moscow Zoo – are squirrels rare in Russia?
I love a squirrel. But at no point have I been to a zoo and rushed to see the Squirrels. Or the Pheasant or Pelican. The Dolphin maybe. Why the design team behind Moscow Zoo’s updated 150th anniversary identity thought placing some rather mundane animals front and centre was a great idea I haven’t the […]
Automic – Spirograph’s more than a toy!
On occasion you get an idea for a job that, in your head is simply perfect AND the client goes for it. That’s what SomeOne’s new identity for Automic feels like to me. Automic have systems to automate stuff like ebay servers to power down when usage is low, and in a slightly tenuous […]
Jarman Awards identity – no jpegs, no eps
There’s something utterly charming about this idea, that the identity or logo exists only for a short time each year and only as some metre high letters with no digital assets to speak of, beyond photos of the logo in position. The very rarity of it’s existence is an exciting thought, even if some rascal […]
Stereo works with BBC on Playlister look
I like the supporting materials (and the idea) more than the logo itself, which is, at its core, a little dull… Stereo develops Playlister identity, and the look and feel of the new streaming service. Read the original article on Design Week – Branding »