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Established in 1951, Saga Group is a British company offering insurance, travel, financial services for people who are over the age of 50. Through its divisions, the enterprise provides holiday tours, a wide range of insurance products, credit cards, saving accounts, and much more. Marking over 70 years of its journey, Saga has updated its visual identity forged by one of the UK’s most prominent design agencies SomeOne. Involving Saga’s employees and customers into the rebranding process, the SomeOne team worked out the basic principles for the new look of the company that should convey, among other things, the idea…

  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…

Located not far from Lucerne in central Switzerland, Titlis is one of the highest peaks in the Swiss Alps, reaching an altitude of over 3,000m above sea level. It is a highly popular tourist destination in the country. The mountain is home to a ski resort and features a glacier with several accessible ice caves throughout the year. Managing the economic activities in the Titlis area, including transportation, hotels, restaurants, and food venues, is Titlis Bergbanen. The company has set a strategic goal to establish itself as one of the top Alpine destinations, providing guests with an unforgettable experience at…

It turned out to be that The unifying design motifs are Google’s four-color scheme and the color overlapping in the corners of the icons that makes them perceived a bit three-dimensional, albeit it doesn’t eliminate the flat look in general. Also, we can notice that the corners themselves have grown more rounded. This is particularly evident in the Google Drive logo. In addition, it is the only emblem of the five which maintained a three-color palette (yellow-green-blue) in its previous version, and adopted only a red corner in the new iteration. At the same time, the most changes can be…

Established in 1990, Nisus Corporation is a company that has built a reliable reputation in producing wood preservatives. Having entered the market as a simple start-up with Bora-Care, an advanced product which proved to be very efficient in pest control, it has eventually evolved into a solid enterprise offering innovative chemicals with low environmental impact. Celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, Nisus has recently adopted a new logo including a tagline and also introduced a brand-new website. With Nisus’ latest achievements in business and technology, the management of the company realized that the old logo introduced 15 years ago doesn’t…

Eurotunnel Le Shuttle, a railway service shuttling between Coquelles, France, and Cheriton, UK, through the Channel Tunnel, has rebranded itself to simply LeShuttle, assisted by Landor & Fitch. The design studio created the line’s new visual identity, including a “progressive” logo and an “innovative” color palette, which conveys a more sustainable way of traveling on the route. The initial goal of the rebranding was to differentiate the service and the tunnel as an infrastructure. Sometimes, Eurotunnel Le Shuttle was also confused with   According to Sykes, the brand’s signature is “built with fixed anchor points”, and this structure allows to…

Initially launched as a Christian TV channel in 1978, the INSP network has transformed into a digital broadcaster over the last decade. With a rebranding in 2010, the network switched to new programming oriented to the family values, introducing a new logo and adopting its current name. A couple of weeks ago, INSP changed its visual identity again, reflecting its western-based programming. The previous INSP logo, launched almost 12 years ago, represented a yellow arc over a lowercase wordmark. Although it was a laconic emblem, it still had an unclear meaning, having a weak connection with the network’s main entertainment…

This January, the US Space Force, as a separate branch of the US Army, presented its logo that, however, drew a lot of criticism for being pretty similar to the emblem of the Starfleet from the Star Trek tv-series. In the wake of critical reactions and a lawsuit from Netflix, the military service made a decision to change the logotype. Recently, USSF has rolled out its new insignia on Twitter. Back in June, Netflix initiated a lawsuit over the right to the Space Force trademark after it had launched a new comedy series with the same name. The real Space…