Logo: Musical Theatre Network
Posted: November 19, 2012 Filed under: Logos & Branding, Music, TV & Film | Tags: Art, branding, Business Card, design, geometric, Glad, graphic design, grid, identity, logo, logo news, logo-type, Musical Theatre Network, sans serif, stacked, stationary, visual identity 1 Comment »Musical Theatre Network is a London-based organisation created to support and champion the development of new British musical theatre. The organisation’s visual identity, created by brand and design agency Glad, ‘expresses the essence of the network; connecting individuals or groups to create something new and exciting’ through an identity solution that cleverly leverages the length of the name to build a series of simple but communicative anagrams. These are appropriately drawn from a grid-structured sans-serif logo-type built from wide and slim humanist, geometric letterforms, consistent diagonals, a contemporary single line weight and square terminals – similar to 19th century London transport signage achieving a sense pure information and communication which resonates well with theatrical expression – contained within a blackboard reminiscent of classic illuminated theatre and cinema hoardings. The result delivers conceptual and expanding richness with subtle modernistic sensibilities through smart observation and a visually straightforward combination of letter-forms.



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Richard BairdRichard is a British freelance designer and writer who specialises in visual identities and packaging. He’s written for Brand New, Design Week and The Dieline, featured in Computer Arts magazine and also runs the resource Design Survival. |







Looks good! I like the slight changes of color to liven up the black and white.