Logo and Branding: 7GigaCloud
Posted: May 15, 2012 Filed under: Logos & Branding, Technology | Tags: 7GigaCloud, branding, Branding News, Business Card, Face, identity, information technology, IT, logo, logo news, logo-type, review, stationery, typography Leave a comment »
7GigaCloud is a Saudi Arabian IT consultation firm founded in 2011 by Ahmed Al-Okaili that advises companies on the utilisation of technology and delivers staffing support to both local and global business. 7GigaCloud’s visual identity, designed by supermodernist design agency Face, juxtaposes a bold but simple logo-type with fine line detail confidently executed as a silver block foil and UV varnish treatment across the stationery and collateral.
Logo and Branding: SoftKinetic
Posted: March 5, 2012 Filed under: Logos & Branding, Technology | Tags: black and white, branding, computing, design, graphic, hardware, identity, information technology, interaction, logo, logo-mark, logo-type, Method, monochromatic, news, opinion, review, richard baird, roundel, SoftKinetic, software, stationary, typography, waves 1 Comment »
SoftKinetic is a leading Brussels based developer of gesture recognition technology for the consumer electronic and private sectors. As part of a rebranding exercise undertaken towards the end of 2011, SoftKinetic approached user-centric independent design agency Method to develop an identity that would capture the company’s changing technological focus.
Logo and Branding: CX
Posted: February 21, 2012 Filed under: Logos & Branding, Technology | Tags: bespoke, Brand, Branding News, cloud, Cloud Experience, custom, CX, data, design, graphic, green, identity, information technology, ipad, iphone, logo, logo news, logo-mark, logo-type, monogram, Moving Brand, moving brands, news, opinion, overprint, pink, review, richard baird, stationary, storage, transparency, typography 5 Comments »
CX, formerly Cloud Experience is a provider of cloud based storage that, much like Dropbox allows you to upload and sync content across multiple devices. As part of a rebranding exercise, CX approached international brand development agency Moving Brands, to create a new name and visual identity solution that would move them away from the generic and ‘more commoditized companies’ and establish them as a more social proposition.
