Adrian Frutiger was a Swiss graphic designer and typographer. Frutiger created some of the most widely used fonts of the 20th century, and they can be seen daily in airports on street signs and in subway stations. He was the creator of many internationally known and loved fonts such asRead More →
Haryco Branding & Design created this wonderful botanical-inspired packaging for Curata beauty, a new green beauty brand. “We had the very pleasurable task of creating the entire branding platform and packaging solution for Curata, a sustainable luxury brand.Read More →
In praise of the chrome logos and lettering affixed to vintage automobiles and electric appliances — those unsung metal emblems and badges that are overlooked, forgotten, damaged, lost to time or the dump. Is this kind of thing up your alley? Source: 1956 Dodge Texan (Royal Lancer series) by RobertRead More →
Gecaj Estate Vineyards and Winery is located in the best part of the old Dardania where the sun shines for 270 days a yearRead More →
Quizzes Quiz: Name That Brand Some brand graphics are so familiar and entrenched in our memory that our brain often registers the name based solely on the logo’s shape and colour. Our mind “fills in the blank,” even when the name is hidden from view.Read More →
Motto chocolate packaging and branding. Colourful and elegant packaging for an upmarket chocolate bar. Branding and design submitted to package inspiration.Read More →
Heineken celebrates in 2015 its fifth anniversary in Brazil and moves forward to gain the country.
The employees were asked to send the communication team their insights and suggestions, during the months of April and May.
Based on that, a ranking was set with the most suggested achievements and the visual artist Lobo, considered reference in Pop Art, was invited to illustrate them in a three-meter screen that is exhibited at the headquarters in Sao Paulo.Read More →
Karan Singh was commissioned by American Express to create three artistic interpretations of their famous credit cards. The result is a surreal series which space and time through surreal iconography.Read More →
Jurassic Park’s logo is one of those iconic films logos. I noticed it immediately when I saw a poster advertising “Jurassic World” also known as “Jurassic Park 4. It was one of those films to feature its logo. It was seen on the park’s Jeeps, the dinner plates, the fences, the maps and brochures, the projection screens, lunchboxes and other merchandise among numerous other places.Read More →
The World Atlas of Coffee: From beans to brewing – coffees explored, explained and enjoyed By James Hoffmann For everyone who wants to understand more about coffee and its wonderful nuances and possibilities, this is the book to have. Coffee has never been better or more interesting than it isRead More →
Logos are the graphic representation of your company and may consist of a symbol, an illustration or be represented typographically. A well-designed logo helps your brand stand out from the competition.
As a visual representation of the company, logos should be able to have the following characteristics.Read More →
Ease of understanding is a crucial component to logo design success, as is flexibility. In our digital age, art and graphic design work is likely to appear across a number of social media platforms and news outlets. A logo will be required to take multiple forms, from Twitter headers toRead More →
Kashiwa Sato sees the world through icons, and just about anything can be an icon, the leading Japanese designer told the Brainstorm Design conference in Singapore on Wednesday. “The purpose of branding is to create a strong identity.Read More →
New logo design for Bradesco Source: Spotted: New Logo for Bradesco by SuperunionRead More →
With so much to do and see, South by Southwest can be a frenzied festival. So Michelob Ultra wants to help attendees who may be experiencing sensory overload. The beer brand is hosting a sunset meditation, in partnership with mass-meditation movement the Big Quiet, on Sunday, March 10. Source: MichelobRead More →
Creola is a Venezuelan craft beer, featuring a lovely interplay hand-drawn, hatched illustrations and bold, dynamic typography. The labels of the bottle are pretty muted in colours save for the identifying bright typography, adding a visual zip to the bottles that catch the viewers eye. Source: Creola Beer Illustration &Read More →
With the preface that, like many existential questions of life, no one can really quantify how much branding matters, one exciting development this year is how many 2020 candidates are using all kinds of colours in their logos! Here’s Kamala Harris’s purple, red, and yellow and the jazzy text, whichRead More →
You saw the Iron Man logo everywhere in the past years. Yet, do you know how it ended up being this version we all know now? Whenever you see a logo, regardless of whether it’s a movie poster, or a soda can, you’re looking at the result of a lotRead More →
Stocks Taylor Benson – OriGINality and ImaGINation Gin Gift packaging celebrating 30 years of the graphic design studio Stocks Taylor Benson. One label design works across two types of gin, a Leicester and a London variant to reflect each of studio’s locations. Source: Mixing It Up Since 1988, OriGINality andRead More →
Yummy Stories – Choc Galore by Pâtisserie Ludwig Branding & Packaging Design for the new chocolate collection of Pâtisserie Ludwig by Yummy Stories, a design bureau specialized in food & beverage design & communication. These six chocolates are delicious. Source: Choc Galore Packaging DesignRead More →
