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Bitcoin and Beyond: Grasping the Appeal Behind Crypto Logos Unveiled
Bitcoin and Beyond: Grasping the Appeal Behind Crypto Logos Unveiled

Imagine a world where currency floats in a digital space, untethered from the physical wallets and banks we’ve grown accustomed to. This is the reality of cryptocurrency, a realm where bits and bytes take on the value traditionally held by silver and gold. To buy Bitcoin isn’t just a transaction; it’s an entry ticket into this vast and intriguing marketplace that’s reshaping how we think about money. Bitcoin, this intangible yet powerful form of currency, has captured the imaginations and wallets of many, offering a form of investment that dances to the beat of a different drum, unfazed by the…

Feeld: Field of love
Feeld: Field of love

In the era of social media, dating apps, like Tinder, Badoo, or Match, are changing the nature of relationships by bringing people together in a rather simple way. However, these channels for establishing acquaintances sometimes seem to lag behind the times in terms of gender and sexuality topics. Since 2014, people who seek positive sexual experiences can apply to Feeld to reward their curiosity. Through their geolocation, they can contact other users who share their preferences, among about 20 sexual orientations and gender identities. Initially launched in the United Kingdom, the app is now available in more than 100 countries….

A new logo to help the world understand electronics recycling
A new logo to help the world understand electronics recycling

Growth of waste is one of the biggest issues of the present. According to some researches, the most quickly increasing waste stream today is electronic waste (or e-waste). Over 50 million tonnes of e-waste are produced in the world every year, but less than one fifth of it is designated for recycling. To draw public attention to the problem, Material Focus, a British organization advocating electronic waste recycling, has introduced a logo that is supposed to mark e-products to be recycled. The logotype is a result of Material Focus’ cooperation with the London-base design studio Truant, established as a part…

Somersby: The Tree of optimism
Somersby: The Tree of optimism

Since 2008, Danish brewing giant Carlsberg offers cider beverages under the brand Somersby. Initially, the Somersby cider of 4,5% abv was being sold in Danmark, then the brewing company gradually introduced its product in 46 countries across the globe. For a better marketing, Carlsberg created a special story saying that the branded cider was invented by English lord Somersby who supplied his excellent beverage for the Royal court. Recently, Somersby has received a new identity forged by Elmwood, a design company headquartered in Leeds, UK. While working on this “juicy challenge”, the designers proceeded from the idea of joy and…

7Up updates its brand with a clear and vigorous visual system
7Up updates its brand with a clear and vigorous visual system

The logo of The package design got simpler, showing off a minimalistic style. The same goes for the new 7Up logo which has graphically become flatter in a way, getting rid of some elements, like the green bordering of the 7. Remarkably simplified, the outline of the digit now has less crookedness, which was previously emphasized by the roundness of the corners. So it feels more solid and vigorous, with sharper corners and straighter lines. However, the roundness was changed to a different design solution – a shadowing that is in accordance with the brand’s new color palette and reinforces…

Campbell’s soup gets the first redesign in 50 years
Campbell’s soup gets the first redesign in 50 years

The US food brand Campbell’s has taken the rebranding, carried out for the first time in many years, as a chance to launch an NFT Art Collection. The company owned designs, created by artist and illustrator Sophia Chang, which are based on the NTWRK e-commerce platform, the largest platform on the NFT market. Using the NFT system (non-fungible tokens), virtual merchandise, including digital pieces of art, can be assigned with a non-fungible token. Art objects, such as pictures, are increasingly being sold in digital form. More and more companies like Charmin or Taco Bell, as well as celebrities like Snoop…

Marc O’Polo unveils its new sustainable look
Marc O’Polo unveils its new sustainable look

The fashion brand Marc O’Polo was founded 1967 in Stockholm by Swedes Rolf Lind, Göte Huss and US citizen Jerry O’Sheets. For its apparel collections, the label have always preferred natural materials. Since the transfer of its head office to Stephankirchen, Germany, in 1997, Marc O’Polo began an intensive expansion to international markets. While going to celebrate its 55th anniversary next year, the company has revised its logo, colors, typography and marking. The goal of the rebranding is to make the brand more attractive for the customers. Marc O’Polo’s renovated look was developed by the Munich-based design agency Wiegand von…

Logo Trends in Educational Technology
Logo Trends in Educational Technology

Logos are very important for giving platforms, apps, and services their unique identities in the ever-changing world of educational technology. As we dive into the ever-changing world of logo creation, it’s important to know how it all began, what the current trends are, and what the experts think will happen in the future. Why It Is Important for Students to Do Research on Logos Logos research is important for students because it is a basic part of both academic and professional growth. When students learn more about logo creation, they not only get a better sense of how to communicate…

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