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Exploring the art of logos on miniature figures: Selecting the perfect symbol for your masterpiece
Exploring the art of logos on miniature figures: Selecting the perfect symbol for your masterpiece

Step into the vibrant realm of miniature logo design, where each stroke of creativity breathes life into a small emblem, brimming with brand personality. The transition from a blank canvas of the figures to a intricately detailed logo to symbolize your figures is a captivating journey. Choosing the right elements is crucial; it’s not merely about adding visual elements but about expressing your brand identity through every line and curve. Let’s delve into the craft of discovering that ideal logo to elevate your brand symbol from a mere identifier to a work of art, and how to find miniature paints…

Danaher: A poweful asset for a global leader
Danaher: A poweful asset for a global leader

Established in 1984 by brothers Steven and Mitchell Rales, Danaher is an American company manufacturing commercial, industrial, and medical products. Through a number of mergers and acquisitions, Danaher is essentially a conglomerate that has implemented advanced business strategies and principles, such as Kaizen, a philosophy focusing on continuously improving all functions of manufacturing. Ahead of its 40th anniversary, the company has updated its visual identity, collaborating with the multinational design agency Lippincott. For the new Danaher identity, the agency took an original approach, which is expressed by the slogan “Innovation at the Speed of Life”. According to the design team,…

New logo of Spezia Calcio makes scandal, resembling a Nazi symbol
New logo of Spezia Calcio makes scandal, resembling a Nazi symbol

Slipping from   Indeed, the presented logo features a specific form of an eagle’s head and wings overhanging stylized letters “S” and “C”, which cannot help associating with fascist iconography. “The new logo of Spezia seems, so to say, too Nazi”, a Twitter user noticed. Nevertheless, the Ligurian club stated that “the logo was developed for all fans to take pride in”. However, the reaction from fans was not laudatory, according to Italian news agency Ansa. “Awful”, “looks like a Nazi symbol”, and “It’s an insult to our city’s history” are some of those critical comments that immediately appeared on…

Glenmorangie: A new design for a whiskey brand
Glenmorangie: A new design for a whiskey brand

Established in 1843, Glenmorangie is a Having a long history, the Glenmorangie distillery is a subsidiary of the French group Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton since 2004. In recent years, the company has increased its appeal in the overseas luxury goods market, offering new brand whiskies like Nectar d’Or, The Quinta Ruban, and LaSanta. As for the redesign, the brand’s look was comprehensively revised. Apart from the general visual elements, it affected the packaging for Glenmorangie’s major products including the forms of bottles and labels. According to the distillery’s Global Head of Brand Louise Dennett, the remastered packaging conveys the taste…

Anheuser-Busch updates its logo, following the ABInBev rebranding
Anheuser-Busch updates its logo, following the ABInBev rebranding

Days after AB InBev presented its new visual identity, its American subsidiary Anheuser-Busch followed the lead, unveiling its new logo as well. Headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri, Based on the mission announcement “Futures with more cheers” which was recently published by its parent entity, the company used the opportunity to furtherly develop its brand identity. Over last four years, Anheuser-Busch has been implementing a steadfast business strategy more oriented towards customers, and now, it has to make it visible to the world outside, as an official press release says. Refreshing its corporate colors, logo and typography, the brewing company is…

Anheuser-Busch InBev: Cheering redesign
Anheuser-Busch InBev: Cheering redesign

Last month, Anheuser-Busch announced its new global goal, beginning to hold a customer-oriented strategy under the motto “We Dream Big to Create a Future with a More Cheers”, which has to drive further growth. While betting on this, the St. Louis-based company has unveiled its new look. According to AB, the revamped visual identity better reflects the things the company is advocating for, and where it wants to move to. Showing off simple and contemporary motifs, the design perfectly fits the company’s ambitious and optimistic spirit, celebrating the great plans of Anheuser-Busch, as the group’s global brands vice-president Richard Oppy said….

Brussels unveils new, but not original logo
Brussels unveils new, but not original logo

Owned by Germany’s Brussels Airlines’ new logo inherits a dot motif from its previous emblem that represented a lowercase “b” made up of red dots. Now, the company’s symbol is nine red dots of different sizes. The wordmark has been redesigned as well, featuring a bigger “Brussels”, still lowercase though, and an uppercase word “Airlines”. Commenting on the logo, Brussels Airlines said it regards its new brand identity as a symbol for the future of the company. The company aspires “to reinvent itself”, expanding its fleet with new A320neo planes and digitalizing its services. However, the rebranding was not without…

Protective Life rebrands with new logo
Protective Life rebrands with new logo

Founded in 1907, Protective Life Corporation is one of the oldest insurance enterprises in Alabama. Recently, the company has carried out a rebranding by shortening its name to just Protective and adopting a new visual identity. The renovation has to emphasize the institution’s focusing on improving its services as well as its self-positioning in the sector. To refresh its look, the Birmingham-based company applied to the Lippincott design agency which is known for its works for PBS, Walmart and While the emblem also includes a generic sans-serif lettering, it is colored in purple that, according to the designing team, is…

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