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The Big Blue of Landor
The Big Blue of Landor

Today, many brands have to express their identities through an increasing number of communication channels, including print, audio-visual, and digital media, with a soft and distinctive approach. In the conditions where expectations for brand strategy are higher, a redesign can be a really serious task. This can be seen in the case of Landor and the fresh brand of the design agency, which was previously known as Landor & Fitch. Established in 1941 by the famous designer Walter Landor, the agency is now a landmark in the world of branding. An iconic thing for the agency itself has been the…

CapCut’s Diverse Arsenal: Redefining Visual Branding and Marketing
CapCut’s Diverse Arsenal: Redefining Visual Branding and Marketing

In today’s digital era, where businesses constantly strive to fortify their brand presence and captivate audiences, the pursuit of innovative tools is unending. One such revolutionary tool gaining considerable traction is the CapCut creative suite. While widely recognized for its video editing prowess, CapCut’s expansive array of features extends beyond this domain, encompassing capabilities ideal for augmenting brand imagery and marketing collateral across diverse industries. This article delves into the multifaceted applications of CapCut, including its powerful speech to text functionalities, across various sectors. It explores the profound benefits this versatile toolkit offers to businesses aiming to elevate their brand…

Cats Protection: Purrfect design for warmth and authority
Cats Protection: Purrfect design for warmth and authority

Established in 1927, Cats Protection (formerly Cats Protection League) is one of the oldest animal care organizations in the United Kingdom. The charity’s mission includes rescuing and finding homes for homeless cats, supporting the neutering of cats, and raising awareness of cats and ways to take care of them. By updating its visual identity, which was fulfilled by the London-based design studio Lukecharles, Cats Protection hopes to tell about its values in a more clearer way, armed with a new and ambitious strategy. The charity’s old logo featured a depiction of a cat in the manner of a child’s drawing….

London Natural History Museum unveils new visual identity
London Natural History Museum unveils new visual identity

Officially established in 1881, the Natural History Museum in London is one of the world’s oldest institutions dedicated to the natural sciences. Its collection includes over 70 million exhibits on botany, zoology, mineralogy, and paleontology. As it gets closer to its 150th anniversary, NHM is undergoing some renovations. Highly appreciated by the British people, this place has been the most visited indoor site in the United Kingdom over the past few years. Enjoying its popularity among the scientific community and ordinary people, the museum has undertaken a visual rebrand to confirm its position of a leading scientific voice in discussions…

UD Las Palmas returns to La Liga with updated brand identity
UD Las Palmas returns to La Liga with updated brand identity

Unión Deportiva Las Palmas is coming back to The new look of UD Las Palmas, created by the local design agency More Amore Brands, is built around the wave symbol which derives from the original typography from the club’s crest and is also used as an architectural element in many buildings on the island. The wave also gave inspiration for a custom typeface for the club, named UDLASPALMAS. Designed by Aillatyped Studio, the font is distinguished by wavy strokes and special ligatures which give it a strong individuality. It plays a crucial role in the new identity, being a uniting…

Sixt makes small changes to its logo
Sixt makes small changes to its logo

Founded in 1912, Sixt’s rebranding is connected with the company’s new international campaign entitled “Rent E-mobility!” which will feature the brand’s modernized look including a logo designed in a different typeface. Although Sixt’s new logo retains the general structure of the previous version, you can immediately notice the difference including an altered color scheme, a new form of the “S”, and a bit extended curved stroke over the “i”. The brand still upholds its customary colors: black, orange, and white. However, the Sixt emblem now showcases a deeper shade of orange (#ff5f00), which is closer to red. Apparently, the color…

Tirlán: The land of abundance
Tirlán: The land of abundance

Launched in 2017 as a joint venture, Glanbia Ireland has been known as a dairy and agriculture ingredients brand backed by a co-operative of Irish farmers. Gaining independence from Glanbia, a global nutrition group, the co-op has rebranded as Tirlán, unveiling a new brand identity rooted in its Irish heritage. The co-op’s branding was completely created by the prominent design agency Siegel+Gate that started from naming. Figuring out that the company needed a original and self-standing identity, the developing group proposed the name Tirlán as a combination of Irish words “Tir” meaning land and “Lán” for full. So, it can…

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….

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