Creative Review
To mark 30 years since the country’s reunification, Heimat Berlin has worked with Germany’s Free Democrats party to create a flag generator that reflects the country’s diverse identity and culture Read More
The latest addition of heritage hotel in the list of IHCL gets a new logo Read More
Creative Boom
If you're looking for good times, guaranteed, and you want to say goodbye to any unnecessary drama in your life, then a new low-calorie hard seltzer, Gerry's, might do the trick – if only to enjoy admiring its new identity by London-based Studio Chong. Read More
Creative Boom
London agency Knockout is behind the identity and bottle design for Bombay Bramble, Bombay Sapphire's new ruby-red drink that blends the vapours from the drink brand's distilled London Dry Gin with a rich fruit infusion made from blackberries and raspberries. Read More
As part of NID's academia, Satwalekar helped create many iconic identities. Here is the story behind these Read More
Designing an identity for a café-cum-roastery and bakehouse on a mission to put the sub-continent on the map Read More
The updated international logo is a “true reflection of the Dutch mentality” and is central to a brand strategy based around openness, inventiveness and inclusivity.
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Could you image the Metallica's logo in a rounded typeface? If you can, draw one up and share it online. Read More
Creative Review
Studio Sutherl& has designed a new visual identity for the charity, which focuses on education and philosophy, that aims to embrace the idea of different viewpoints. Read More
Tsk Design gives a fresh and powerful identity to the Indian textile major, Himatsingka Group Read More
Creative Boom
London creative studio dn&co has crafted the brand strategy and visual language for Brent Cross Town, a new park town for future London, with the hope that it'll encourage the local community to get moving and enjoy a more active lifestyle. Read More
It's Nice That
The 1964 Summer Games were seminal in cementing Japan’s post-war identity and the design of everything from pictograms to posters to uniforms – a modernist vision championed by Kamekura – played a massive role in making such a remarkable event. Read More