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Founded in 2004, Omlet is a British brand involved in the production of various breeding and care devices for chickens, rabbits, guinea pigs, and other domestic animals and pets. In fact, the business originated as a graduation project by four students at the Royal College of Arts in London, UK. They started with a chicken coop model called Eglu, which has already sold 150,000 units. Omlet’s success is rooted in research that addresses questions like “Can my chickens go outside while I stay indoors?”, “How high can my cats climb?”, or “Is this rug truly comfortable for my dog?”. These…

This week, the Italian Football Federation (FIGC – Federazione Italiana Giuoco Calcio) has rolled out its new logo at a special presentation event in Milan. The old emblem introduced in 2017 will stay in use but not as an official symbol of the union. The shield logo adopted four years ago has so far served as an insignia for both the federation and national team. Since now, as FIGC declared, the two bodies will use different visual identities. While the previous logo will be reserved for the national teams, the institution will appear in public with a round emblem. ….

On February 25th, While the logo was announced ten month ago, and its details have been kept a secret during this time, it will mark the hood of the Peugeot 308 that is going to be presented in March. According to the company, the emblem was influenced by the logo of the 404, which was produced in the early 1960s, and especially by that one noticed on the e-Legend concept the manufacturer presented at the 2018 Paris Auto Show. Peugeot has saved the overall design of the lion, but it has abandoned the detailed forms, giving the emblem some dynamic…

Established in 2009, OVO Energy is a British company involved in energy trading. Over the first decade of its existence, the enterprise had demonstrated steadfast growth with some business acquisitions, especially compared to other smaller energy companies in the UK. However, the economic and political turbulences of the past few years have had a rather negative impact on the business. So, hoping to straighten things out, OVO Energy has carried out a rebranding, assisted by Wolff Olins. Creating a new look for OVO, the design studio tried to highlight the company’s relationships with its customers. In the original branding, it…

The State of Ohio has updated its tourism brand, bringing back a slogan that was used back in the 1980s-1990s. The announcement took place this Wednesday when the state was celebrating Tourism Day. The new visual identity is hoped to attract new visitors and businesses. Located in the US Midwest, Ohio is the seventh-most populous state, with a population of 11.8. In the state’s new brand identity, the new old tagline “Ohio, The Heart of It All” is as important as the logo which conveys a retro-feeling of the 1950s through the typography. It replaces the slogan “Find it here”…

Exactly 100 years ago, in November 1921, Daimler Motoren Geselschaft, a predecessor of While DMG applied to the patent office in November 1921, the trademark was officially registered in August 1923, and the grooved radiator cap on the hood turned into a footstall for the Mercedes star. A bit later, the circled star appeared on other parts of light and commercial vehicles. Interestingly, the star itself, without the circle, had been known for a good decade at the moment, as DMG patented this sign in 1909. Formed after a merger between DMG and Benz & Cie., Daimler-Benz AG also merged…

A casino’s logo is like its signature – that special mark that sets it apart from all the rest. When designers create these icons, they choose symbols that spark our imagination and get our hearts racing with dreams of hitting the jackpot. Casinos want their logo to pull us into an exciting world of risk and reward. The graphics tap into what motivates people to the game – the thrill of winning, the allure of luxury, the freedom of not knowing what Lady Luck has in store. Let’s explore the psychology behind five classic casino symbols and what they represent…

In 1935, British writer and publisher Michael Joseph founded his own imprint and named it after himself. 50 years later, Michael Joseph Ltd, along with some other British and American imprints, was bought by Penguin Books, a prominent publishing house where it has received a leading role as a division specializing in lifestyle books, detective stories, memoirs and women’s fiction. To refresh Michael Joseph’s look, Penguin hired Mother Design which created a brand identity emphasizing the imprint’s heritage and individuality. Since its founding, Michael Joseph used a mermaid logo that appeared in several iterations over fifty years until the company…