Brand New offers thoughts on the new Virb logo redesign in “Virb is the New Virb.”
The refreshed logo for the evolving brand was designed by WeightShift.
Redesigns tagged “identity”
Brand New offers thoughts on the new Virb logo redesign in “Virb is the New Virb.”
The refreshed logo for the evolving brand was designed by WeightShift.
Fine Living Network rebrands as Cooking Channel:
On May 31st at 7:00am Eastern, Fine Living Network officially became Cooking Channel in a complete rebranding by Scripps Networks.
The new Cooking Channel logo was designed by Tröllback + Company along with the branding and broadcast graphics.
Find out more about the new Cooking Channel design here.
Brand New provides more insight behind the logo refresh for Peugeot in “The Cat got Peugeot’s Tongue.”
slideshow looking at the history and design behind classic University Press logos, and thoughts on more recent redesigns in hopes to modernize the brands
(via The New Yorker, above logo for the University of Washington Press was designed by Audrey Meyer)
“Smile, You are on Friendster (or Not)”
(Armin Vit’s opinion of the new Friendster logo design via Brand New)
“Art Directors Club Unveils New Logo”, designed by Trollbäck + Company
(via UnBeige)
Matt McInerney’s academic exploration and refresh of the Scrabble logo is a slight diversion from the typical official redesigns we post. But, thought this was worthy of sharing.
This is just one part of a larger academic project in which I’m taking the Scrabble packaging (the board, the tiles, the box) and re-imagining & redesigning it. One of my first steps in the process was redesigning the wordmark. In case you weren’t aware, Scrabble rebranded in March 2008, ditched the iconic logo that I’m sure we all remember as kids, and moved towards a slicker, more contemporary looking wordmark. There are a few elements of the wordmark that I think are good, but for the most part, I don’t like it. I think it abandons too much of the original wordmark’s character and I think dropping the ‘S’ especially is a mistake.
So I tried identifying exactly what I like about the old and the new, pointing it out, and redesigning from there. I wanted to revive some heritage and clean up some problem areas. Above you can see some of the process and the result.
I’ll post pictures of more process and final results soon. Also a quick note: this isn’t an official change, this is my own take on the logo for academic purposes. Feel free to reblog it, but I think that’s an important note to include with it.
Top Left: Old logo for Meiji Dairies Corporation; Bottom Left: Old logo for Meiji Seika Kaisha Ltd; Right: New logo for Meiji Group
Meiji wordmark designed in 1986 by Takenobu Igarashi; Redesigned by the Tokyo office of Landor Associates in 2009.
MTV gets a new look for their international brand redesign that spans across the their network of 64 channels. Responsible for the brand refresh are the UK-based studio Universal Everything alongside MTV’s in-house creative directors.
via Creative Review
