Logo and Branding: La Chance
Posted: January 9, 2013 Filed under: Art & Design, Logos & Branding | Tags: Art, blue, branding, Branding News, craft, design, foil, Furniture, gold, graphic, graphic design, home, identity, logo, logo news, logo-type, monogram, news, opinion, products, red, reverse italic, roundel, texture, typography, uncoated, visual identity 1 Comment »
La Chance is a new furniture and lighting company that manufactures and retails ‘sophisticated, rich and distinctive products based on noble materials’ developed by the ‘best designers of the new generation’. La Chance’s visual identity, designed by Artworklove – who’s approach is based on ‘artistic experimentation and systematic design structure, and specialises in the production of sensitively finished work with a well-considered balance of form and function’ – unites tactile material choices, high quality print finishes and a visual identity that blends the fine lines of a monogram with the an unusual reverse italic aesthetic of the logo-type to reflect the uniquely crafted and technical quality of their products.
Logo and Branding: Lambe & Nieto
Posted: August 13, 2012 Filed under: Architecture & The Built Environment, Art & Design, Logos & Branding | Tags: Boscos, branding, Branding News, Business Card, design, emboss, graphic design, grey, identity, Lambe & Nieto, logo, logo news, logo-type, manilla, roundel, spain, substrate, translation, typography, uncoated, Valencia 2 Comments »
Lambe & Nieto is a Valencia based company that provides translation services to clients in the fields of contemporary art, architecture, design and emerging technologies. Their new visual identity, created by multi-disciplinary design agency Boscos, mixes a logo-type, simple roundel, uncoated material choices and a hand-embossed finish to capture the professional but personal qualities of the brand and hint at the sectors they service.
Branding and Packaging: JOC
Posted: May 30, 2012 Filed under: Food & Drink, Logos & Branding | Tags: Art, branding, craft, design, flowers, Francesc Moret, graphic, identity, illustration, JOC, label, logo, logo news, monogram, roundel, wine Leave a comment »
JOC is a wine range produced by Jordi Oliver Conti from vines selected for their rarity, geographical location and limited production. JOC’s identity, developed by Barcelona based art director and graphic designer Francesc Moret, is founded on the three elemental characteristics of wine; tani, acid and sweet with a personal, monogrammatic resolution.
Logo and Branding: Altime Associates
Posted: May 3, 2012 Filed under: Business, Banking & Finance, Logos & Branding | Tags: Art, branding, Branding News, consulting, design, figtree, geometric, graphic, identity, logo, logo news, management, mono-line, monogram, news, opinion, review, richard baird, roundel, weight 2 Comments »
Altime Associates is an independent, French based, consulting and management firm established in 1994 with international offices in Tunisia and Marocco. It aims to deliver strategy, governance and operational performance to its clients through a multicultural and multidisciplinary network of partners and employees. The company’s new identity, created by design agency Figtree, conveys a sense of personal responsibility, trust, consistency and pride through a simple, single weight, geometric monogram and a tall, rounded, sans serif typeface.
Logo In Brief: The Shilling Group
Posted: March 27, 2012 Filed under: Food & Drink, Logos & Branding | Tags: alcohol, Art, Branding News, Circular, design, drinking, Edinburgh, graphic, identity, leisure, logo, logo news, logo-type, news, Photography, Pub, roundel, scotland, spirits, The Shilling Group, Touch, typography, visual Leave a comment »
The Shilling Group is an Scottish independent pub operator that owns and runs the Edinburgh venues: Carriers Quarters, The Pond and Bar Kohl. The group commissioned creative agency Touch to develop a name, visual identity and an on-line presence that would be simple, timeless and trustworthy.
Logo & Branding: Baird
Posted: March 9, 2012 Filed under: Art & Design, Logos & Branding | Tags: Art, Baird, bespoke, branding, custom, design, freelance, graphic, identity, independent designer, logo, logo-mark, logo-type, personal brand, richard baird, roundel, self employed, stamps, stickers, typography, utilitarian 2 Comments »
Since my last rebrand, carried out in 2008, I have completely changed my processes, the style of work I do and now spend a lot of time writing and reviewing design for BP&O. As such I did not feel my current identity was truly representative of where I am today so have developed a new solution which is far more on target.
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: Daum & Co
Posted: February 27, 2012 Filed under: Business, Banking & Finance, Logos & Branding | Tags: Art, branding, business, Business Card, consultancy, design, emboss, graphic, hunt, identity, logo, logo-type, management, monogram, news, opinion, review, richard baird, roundel, stationary, Studio, typography 1 Comment »
Daum & Co, formerly Daum Partners is a Melbourne based business advisory and management consultancy founded by Tony Karantonis. Their new identity, created by boutique design agency Hunt Studio, combines the brand’s smart, strategic thinking and productivity with a simple monogram device and its sense of character, creativity and individuality of the service through a series of contrasting illustrations.
Logo In Brief: BP&O
Posted: November 24, 2011 Filed under: Logos & Branding | Tags: Art, design, globe, graphic, in brief, logo, logo-mark, monogram, news, roundel, Stamp 2 Comments »
I’m away today and tomorrow so thought I would take the opportunity to write a brief explanation of the BP&O logo-mark. The idea developed around the fusion of a BP and O with the intention of forming a new and unique letter that would visually analogise the three themes resolved into a single blog and also express my aspirations to deliver original perspectives and content. The mark was developed as a contemporary take on a traditional monogram which I felt suited the personal opinions that underpinned each article. The roundel is a fairly straightforward representation of the global nature of the designers and agencies that feature on the site, while the simple colour palette delivers a stamp-like aesthetic, which, I hope will come to represent good reviews and interesting projects.
Logo and Branding: The Tailoring Club
Posted: November 21, 2011 Filed under: Fashion & Photography, Logos & Branding | Tags: Art, branding, design, fashion, identity, illustration, logo, logo-type, review, roundel Leave a comment »
The Tailoring Club is a new American styled clothing brand that will be sold through Brothers stores across Finland and Sweden. The brand commissioned London based creative agency Saturday to develop an identity that would characterise both their traditional, handcrafted approach and individual character.
