Logo and Branding: EMSCom
Posted: March 15, 2013 Filed under: Business, Banking & Finance, Education, Logos & Branding | Tags: Art, branding, business, communication, design, education, EMSCom, graphic design, logo, moving brands, visual identity 2 Comments »
EMSCom operate the Executive MBA Communications courses at the Università della Svizzera Italiana. With growing respect, ambitious new growth objectives and an increasing number of similar, competing courses, international design agency Moving Brands developed a strategy, print and identity solution, ‘ranging from restrained and functional to expressive and abstract’, that would define ‘a new vision to align the stakeholders and raise their profile and credibility among global professionals’.
Logo and Branding: Madefire
Posted: June 22, 2012 Filed under: Logos & Branding, Publishing, Technology | Tags: app, Art, branding, comic, design, digital, graphic design, graphic novel, identity, ipad, logo, logo-mark, logo-type, moving brands, publishing, review, stationery, typography Leave a comment »
Madefire is a browser-based digital publishing platform and app created by Ben Wolstenholme, Liam Sharp and Eugene Walden to aid graphic novelists in the development and sharing of motion books and to provide readers with a new and dynamic digital experience. International design agency Moving Brands was responsible, from inception, for developing and defining Madefire’s purpose, visual identity, complimentary assets, printed collateral and digital interface.
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.
Logo and Branding: Coyote
Posted: December 19, 2011 Filed under: Logos & Branding, Transport & Logistics | Tags: Art, branding, design, graphic, identity, Logistics, logo, moving brands, news, review 1 Comment »
Coyote is a Chicago based third party logistics business working across a variety of industry sectors and boasts a network density unlike its competitors. Coyote commissioned independent and international brand development agency Moving Brands to create an identity that would represent the company’s dynamic work force and their energetic forward momentum.
Logo and Branding: 46 Parallels
Posted: November 14, 2011 Filed under: Business, Banking & Finance | Tags: afica, Art, branding, design, fund, graphic, hedge, identity, logo, moving brands, news, review, stationary, strategy 4 Comments »
46 Parallels is a new investment fund focused exclusively on the Sub-Saharan region of Africa and is a collaboration between the JMH Group and Green Gate Strategic Partners. The company approached international brand development agency, Moving Brands, to develop an identity that would reflect this unique and diverse area of investment (that also characterises their business approach) while appearing modern and distinctive within the sector.
Logo and Branding: Ness
Posted: August 29, 2011 Filed under: Logos & Branding, Technology | Tags: app, Art, branding, design, facets, food, geometric, heart, identity, ipad, iphone, logo, moving brands, ness, restaurants, review, technology, user-centric Leave a comment »
Ness is a new application that draws together personal information from social networking sites such as Twitter, Facebook and Foursquare (a process described as ‘machine learning‘) to provide its users with individualised restaurant recommendations. The app’s identity was strategically managed, named and designed by international brand development agency Moving Brands and represents the idea of unique user-centric data from multiple sources being brought together with a faceted heart logo-mark.
