Peter Bailey Company by Bunch
Peter Bailey Company is an international representative of unique and talented photographers and digital artists. Since its founding in 1982 it has grown internationally, and now has offices in both London and New York and commissions photo, motion and CGI work for a global client base. Their new visual identity, designed by creative agency Bunch, utilises negative space in the creation of a...
Norwegian Shipowners’ Association by Neue
Norwegian Shipowners’ Association is a group of businesses that collectively employ over 55,000 seafarers and offshore workers from more than 50 different nations. The association’s new visual identity, created by Oslo based design agency Neue, captures the open sea and sense of knowledge and experience with a two colour square and traditional serif combination....
Google Chrome by Office
Google has started rolling out a new version of their logo designed by Office. This is a significant improvement, gone are the superfluous effects, in a favour of a flatter, but still dynamic logo that is better-suited to increasingly diverse use-cases such as a flat mark laser etched on to hardware. “As the world’s most popular Internet browser, Chrome has...
Bridgestone
Bridgestone is a Japanese company set up during the 1930’s as rubber manufacture, well known for its past involvement in Formula 1 and motor racing it has grown to become the largest tyre manufacturer in the world. To mark its 80th anniversary its logo has undergone a number of revisions to better reflect and expand on the global corporate philosophy of...
Chrome
A number of news sites are reporting a change to Googles Chromium source code that contains a new logomark. Although not confirmed this is certainly an improvement and moves it away from the bright shiny robotic Manga ball and towards a more restrained geometric, abstract disk....
Windmade
Windmade is a new not-for-profit organisation launched by Vestas Wind Systems to brand products that have been made using energy sourced from wind farms on the back of a survey of 25,000 consumers and has already garnered support from companies such as Lego, WWF and PWc. Although the standards have yet to be defined they have released the visual identity...