Tag Brand Identity

Leftloft

Leftloft is an Italian design firm with quite a range of work in their portfolio, from type design to environments. One project I was particularly drawn to is the branding of Car Sharing Italia. via Graphic Hug

Chocolate Research Facility

This project for Chocolate Research Facility by Asylum, a design firm out of Sngapore, is amazing. I wish I had future plans to travel there so that I could see the facility for myself. 100 flavors of chocolate?! What could…

Saltwater

I am usually not a fan of continuously animating logos, but this one does it so beautifully and subtly. Take a look.

The Red Sox Get a Facelift

As a life-long Red Sox fan I’ve been particularly interested in the rebranding the Red Sox have unveiled in the last week or so. Rather than giving an overview here, I’ll just point you in the direction of two great…

Beyond Posters

The Heads of State—one of my go-to shops for concert posters—has updated their portfolio with lots of new design work. Below are a couple of my favorites, but you can see more right here. Mental Models: Five covers in a…

Behind the Scenes

This has been all over design blogs lately, but in case you missed it, here is an inside look at the process behind the design of the Obama logo. I’m always fascinated by the processes that other designers go through…

SPARK

Check out this fun logo for the SPARK Animation Festival this past September in Vancouver. The branding for the event was the result of a collaboration between Dublin-based Brandcentral and British designer/illustrator, Simon Oxley (who also has an etsy shop…

ID Branding

Take a look at their new stationery system: From CA: “We needed to tell the story that things had changed at ID branding, and that brands don’t have just one monotonous voice, look or feel. Variable fonts within a constant…

Asylum

The is the second branding program I’ve seen in the last month for a frozen yogurt chain (see this post here). And this one, designed by Asylum, is just as fun. Be sure not to miss Frolick’s really fun website…

Amore

I love the work coming out of Sweden- and New York-based design firm, Amore. Aside from the examples below, they are responsible for the Malarcholocaterie packaging I posted about yesterday.

Parisi

I love the branding that Parisi completed for these two residential buildings in New York City, The Laurel and 246 W17. More work right here.

Downtown Crossing

As a Boston native, Christmas shopping in Downtown Crossing was an annual ritual for me. So I was really excited to come across this project that branded the area. From what I gather, the large-scale branding and urban planning project…

ico design + Snog

I love this identity system designed for Snog—”the first frozen yogurt brand to hit British shores”—by London-based design firm, ico design. I also enjoy their incredibly clear and informative site design. The process photos alone provide a great deal of…

Noggin

Being someone who isn’t around kids very often, I probably haven’t watched Nickelodeon since Pinwheel. But the other day someone mentioned to me how cool the mutating Noggin logo is, so I checked it out. And I love it. I…

Radici

I really enjoy this identity system from designer Fabien Barral (of Graphic Exchange and Harmonie Interieure fame). It’s definitely not my typical style, but I really like the restrained color palette and the fact that the system is bold and…

Ramon Marin

I love this identity system for AAYA, designed by London-based Ramon Marin. More beautiful work right here. via The Serif

Lab Partners

I’ve been following the work of San Francisco-based Lab Partners for a few months now. Their style is both modern and retro at the same time, which I love. They recently set up an etsy shop where they’ve been selling…