All Things Logo Design
Design firm thonik created a new identity for the Keukenhof organization, just in time for this year’s spring show. The designers were asked to create a dual identity that recognized both the spring gardens and the castle.
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Design agency The Team worked with CLPA to create a new identity that represented the lifelong journey of those people with a cleft lip, a cleft palate, or both.
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Illustrator Matt Blease recently joined a tiny but illustrious team: creatives who have cared for Penguin Books’ lovable penguin mascot, Alan.
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Creative agency Bond’s new identity for Muotoiluinstituutti, the Lab Institute of Design and Fine Arts in Finland, is a clear shift.
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Browse logos that tell the same story with two faces!
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At first glance, creative agency Elvis’ new logo, created by Studio NARI, looks pretty straightforward.
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NPR worked with creative advertising agency Mischief @ No Fixed Address to create an identity-boosting campaign.
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Bruce Mau Design has continued its work with The National Ballet of Canada for the organization’s 75th anniversary season in 2026–27. In 2024, BMD developed a new identity for the company that literally opened space for those who did not yet appreciate ballet to come in. Wide spaces are left in the wordmark, and provocative…
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Latitude worked with design firm Lippincott to create a new strapline that addressed these specific people: “Latitude makes it possible—in the moments that matter.”
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Design studio Fcklck created a new logo for Tien that literally uses pieces of the logos found on the items it sells.
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