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LeShuttle: Speedy trips and slow halcyon moments
LeShuttle: Speedy trips and slow halcyon moments

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…

Olympique Lyonnais carries out doubtful logo update
Olympique Lyonnais carries out doubtful logo update

Playing in Ligue 1, France’s top football division, While the club’s traditional red and blue are brighter now, the gold bordering in the big “O” and “L” was removed, and the outer borderng became thinner. The “Olympique Lyonnais” is redesigned in the Trenda typeface which was developed by Daniel Hernandez and Paula Nazal Selaive in 2013. With this, the lion’s outline was optimized – now, it has smaller dimensions, with smaller claws and fewer clumps of hair. Overall, such a design makes the logo more scalable.     At the same time, the logo update is rather surprising, and besides,…

INSP TV rolls out a western-inspired logo
INSP TV rolls out a western-inspired logo

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…

Norwich City’s new logo unveiled
Norwich City’s new logo unveiled

Established in 1902, the Norwich City F.C., playing in the Premier League, has updated its visual identity for the first time in 50 years. According to the club’s commercial director Sam Jeffrey, it marks a great moment in Norwich City’s history as the team has got a new emblem which is adapted to the digital technology and, most importantly, comprehensible for everyone. For the rebranding, Norwich City was collaborating with a designing team, fan groups, and stakeholders for two years. As the club recently announced on its website, the official presentation of the new logo is planned for next July….

TCM refreshes its visual identity
TCM refreshes its visual identity

Turner Classic Media, owned by WarnerMedia, has refreshed its brand identity for the first time in seven years. The rebranding was carried out in cooperation with the New York-based design agency Sibling Rivalry. TCM’s updated look comes with the new slogan “Where Then Meets Now” expressing the idea of the 20 century movie storytelling for the present. According to the network’s general manager Paula Changnon, the new TCM identity better conveys the respected image the company earned through the years. It reflects the network’s new energy to continue presenting the beloved classic movies for its audience. The overhauled visual identity…

Chicago Fire restores Florian Cross for new crest
Chicago Fire restores Florian Cross for new crest

In November 2019, the Chicago Fire carried out the The big “C” in the center, the team’s another revived symbol, is now designed in a cornered style, but still keeps the iconic spike, while the six-pointed star is pretty similar to the stars in the Municipal Flag of Chicago, being an echo of the 1998 crest’s ring with six point. The colors of the cross, “C” and star are also a replication of the colors of the city’s banner. Overall, the Fire’s new crest can be called a distinctive and laudable move as the team return to their roots in…

Crafting an Icon: The Behind-the-Scenes of Logo Design for Digital Products
Crafting an Icon: The Behind-the-Scenes of Logo Design for Digital Products

In digital design, a logo is more than just a graphic mark; it is the face of a brand—a silent ambassador that communicates a company’s essence at a glance. In the high-speed world of online interfaces, where attention spans are short and first impressions are pivotal, a well-crafted logo can be the difference between being noticed and being overlooked. This article will help you navigate through the multifaceted process of logo design by showing how digital product agencies handle it. If you want to save time and effort, contact a digital product design agency like www.lazarev.agency to create a unique…

The Grande Arche: A branding for renovation
The Grande Arche: A branding for renovation

Erected in 1989 to mark the bicentennial of the French Revolution, La Grande Arche de la Défense takes its rightful place among the attractions of Paris. The cube-shaped construction excites with its size of more than 350 ft in height, width, and depth. As conceived by Danish architect Johan Otto von Spreckelsen who won a special competition, it should symbolize a window to the world. In fact, the building houses government offices in its two sides and an observation deck on the top. The Arche is currently undergoing a large-scale renovation, with plans to accommodate here private businesses and companies….

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