Whyte Lilja designed by Kurppa Hosk
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Whyte Lilja is a Swedish architectural firm that specialises in the design and build of exclusive private villas. Their identity, recently updated by Stockholm based interdisciplinary brand and design consultancy Kurppa Hosk, blends classic letter-forms with the concept of reification to create a modern and elegant logo-type.
Cloudberry designed by Perky Bros
Posted: Filed under: Art and Design, Logo Reviews | Tags: American Design, Brand Identity Reviews, Design Reviews, Designed by Perky Bros, Faces, Logo Design & Branding Blog, Logo Designs, Logomarks, Logotypes Comments Off on Cloudberry designed by Perky BrosOpinion by Richard Baird.
Cloudberry is a New York-based interactive design firm that specialises in simple and intuitive on-line experiences for both the financial and healthcare sectors. Brand design agency Perky Bros – commissioned to develop Cloudberry’s visual identity and website – created an abstract smile like logo-mark to resolve and express the simplicity of ideas, the positive impact these have on Cloudberry’s clients and its clients’ customers and a friendly, accessible approach.
Ness designed by Moving Brands
Posted: Filed under: Logo Reviews, Technology | Tags: App Logos, Brand Identity Reviews, Design Reviews, Designed by Moving Brands, Food Logos and Packaging Design, Geometric Heart Logos, Heart, Logo Design & Branding Blog, Logo Designs, Technology Logos Comments Off on Ness designed by Moving Brands 
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.
