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The Bronx Museum presents a new visual identity
The Bronx Museum presents a new visual identity

Founded in 1971, the Bronx Museum of the Arts is a unique artistic space dedicated to contemporary art. Exhibiting a collection of more than 2,000 works, the museum calls its mission “connecting diverse audiences to the urban experience through special exhibitions and education programs. Aspiring to clearly articulate the ideas of capturing the modern culture as well as the spirit and tenacity of The Bronx, BxMA has unveiled a new visual identity created by the New York-based design studio Team. The Bronx itself gave inspiration for the museum’s updated look as this is NY’s only borough with “The” in its…

Rafa Nadal: Game. Set. Brand
Rafa Nadal: Game. Set. Brand

Having 22 Grand Slams on his account, Rafael Nadal is the most titled tennis player in history. In 2016, he launched a tennis academy under his own name, supported by Spanish telecommunications provider Movistar. The academy teaches young people to play tennis in the spirit of Nadal’s path to success. Now, Rafa himself and his institution with other related activities seem to become a real brand, maybe, following the way of René A good sign of Nadal’s brand-oriented direction is the new visual identity of the Rafa Nadal Academy, celebrating six years of its existence. Although the general design of…

Wolff Olins repositions grocery brand Instacart
Wolff Olins repositions grocery brand Instacart

Founded in 2012 by Amazon’s former supply chain engineer Apoorva Mehta, Instacart is a grocery delivery company that operates in the United States and Canada. As the coronavirus pandemic with the lockdown and increased demand for food delivery urged it to reorganize itself, the company felt the need to bring some refreshments into its visual identity as well. This task was commissioned to the international design studio Wolff Olins. For Instacart, the studio created an encompassing branding system called “Shop+Savor ethos” – this name, according to Wolff Olins, has to express the idea of how the service powers customers’ shopping…

Bhutan: Believing in new brand
Bhutan: Believing in new brand

Until recently, the Kingdom of Bhutan was one of the most closed countries in the world. Opening itself to visitors, it has changed its image. Although Bhutan restricted tourist visits during the Covid-19 times, the country is now inviting guests again, with an updated national brand and a new tourism strategy. A few days ago, Bhutan introduced a new national branding that has to demonstrate the development of the country and the spirit of optimism, internally and externally, according to Bhutan’s Department of Tourism. The country’s refreshed visual identity is intended to awaken the pride of citizens and the imagination…

Utah is about to adopt a new flag
Utah is about to adopt a new flag

Since 2018, the legislature of Utah has been working on creating a new design for the state flag. The lawmakers who initiated the redesign process argue that a new flag will improve the spirit of the Utah community, helping people identify themselves with the state. Last year, a task force was established after the members of the state’s House of Representatives had lively discussions to revise or completely change the flag. The ongoing redesign process is supervised by the Utah Department of Cultural & Community Engagement (DCCE) and supported by the Office of Governor Spencer Cox. The project launched under…

Citroën introduces new logo, again
Citroën introduces new logo, again

For more than three years, Indeed, the French automaker introduced a new version of its famous emblem a few days ago. According to the company, the oval sign with the double corner conveys the development of the brand. But, the press release published by Citroën makes no mention of the iteration that was made last year. In October 2021, the brand href=”https://www.picpapa.com/news/citroen-introduces-new-logo”presented a new chevrons logo and a Citroën wordmark in a new corporate typeface. The branding was going to be used in digital environments and other visual means of communications. Obviously, the company wasn’t too confident with that version….

Salomon launches a promotion campaign with a refreshed logo
Salomon launches a promotion campaign with a refreshed logo

Owned by Finland’s Amer Sports since 2005, sports equipment brand Salomon is currently launching a brand campaign under the motto “Tomorrow is yours”. The manufacturer especially wants to address younger customers, athletes and outdoor fans, and inspire them to do their best and join nature, as an official press release says. This is the first Salomon campaign featuring the company’s new logo which pays tribute to the history of the brand, while supplemented with modern motifs. The sports brand was founded in 1947 by François Salomon in Annecy, southern France. In the mid-1960s, Salomon came up with an innovative technology…

Zoom updates its visual identity, positioning itself as a brand
Zoom updates its visual identity, positioning itself as a brand

As Zoom decided an update its visual identity, it faced a couple of issues. First, Zoom is not positioned as a brand but as a service in the video calling segment. In addition, end-users really think so. However, the platform argues that video conferencing is only a part of a wide range of its services. Accordingly, the company is seeking to position the platform as a versatile tool for facilitating cooperation and team working. Zoom has therefore presented an original version of its logo with six “O”’s. Actually, the main version of the emblem still has two “O”’s, renovated with…

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