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Launched in 2020, Wholesome is an Australian online retailer that offers a wide range of products, including foods and drinks, personal care, and household goods. The very name of the company means that the products here are offered at almost wholesome prices. Apart from this, Wholesome positions itself as an “eco-health brand”, betting on healthy nutrition, sustainable packaging, and responsible sourcing. Unveiling its new identity, recently created by the Sydney-based design studio Universal Favorite, the online store wants to demonstrate the innovative methods of its direct-to-customer offerings as well as the positive vibes from the variety of branded products it…

  In a world where first impressions can make or break a business, a company’s logo is much more than just a piece of graphic design; it’s a visual identity that encapsulates the essence of a brand. But what drives a company to change this crucial element of its identity? This article delves into the why and when of logo changes, exploring the strategic thinking behind rebranding efforts. The Signals for Change Businesses evolve, and their logos must keep pace. A logo that once seemed avant-garde can become outdated as design trends shift and the business landscape changes. But when…

The City of Moose Jaw, the Saskatchewan province, Canada, is planning an update of the city logo in 2020, as well as modernizing its website along with the new application launch. The 4th largest city in the province is situated on the bank of the Moose Jaw River and near the Trans-Canada Highway 48 miles (71km) west of Regina. Craig Hemmingway, Communications Manager for the City, lifted the veil of the new look of the future version of the logo. According to C. Hemmingway, the new logo, as well as the old one used to, will without doubt include the…

  The Fuchsia OS has a special place in the range of the Google products. Many people hardly ever heard about this operating system due to the status of the project. And certainly, Fuchsia’s logo is not so recognizable as, for instance, the logos of Android or Chrome which were developed by Google too. Discovered on GitHub five years ago, the open-source OS still seems to be in the process of enhancement. And its current emblem, while representing a whimsical lopsided figure colored in fuchsia, accordingly to the operating system’s name, doesn’t have a clear meaning directly connected with Fuchsia…

This year suggestion of the traditional mark renovation was also negatively met by fanbase. The most active of them signed a petition against the redesign of the original emblem, as they think the logo change budget could be spent more effectively on other university needs, for instance, facility upgrading, etc.   To make fans opinion more loyal the University explained in its August press release that they don’t change the logo but do updating of their “visual identity system,” which is the demand of time as the uni needs a mark more convenient for using in “digital forms.”   As…

Volvo has decided to replace its logo. With this, the Swedish carmaker supports the global trend for design simplification, following several companies in its segment which converted their emblem into 2D. The logo debuted in the Volvo Cars profile on Facebook and gradually appears on the other websites of the brand. Volvo has come back to its traditional circle-and-arrow design after it introduced a wordmark logo last year. The manufacturer’s key logo elements first appeared on the grill of the Volvo ÖV 4 launched in 1927. The symbol of Mars – both the Roman god of war and planet –…

Established in 1885, Boehringer Ingelheim is a German pharmaceutical brand that ranks among the top 20 companies in the global industry. This family-run business, headquartered in Ingelheim am Rhein, Germany, currently operates 142 offices worldwide and employs over 47,000 professionals. With the aim of enhancing its recognition and strengthening the connection with its target audiences, the brand has recently unveiled an updated identity. The redesign process was carried out in collaboration with the design studio Interbrand (Cologne/Berlin), while the international branding agency BBDO is responsible for executing a comprehensive relaunch campaign that will continue until April 2024. For the first…

After the merger negotiation with Atrium Health had failed, UNC Health Care, the largest healthcare system in North Carolina, set a course for a comprehensive transformation. Apart from the renovation of its medical services and management policy, the non-profit has overhauled its brand by dropping the word “Care” from its name and adopting a new logo. According to UNC Health’s spokesman Alan Wolf, the healthcare system is changing its identity for the first time since it was established in 1998. The organization’s new look was created by Monigle, a design studio from Denver that collaborated with many different entities including…