brand identity

How Otl Aicher Turned Lufthansa into a Masterclass in Minimalism

The iconic crane emblem, originally created by Otto Firle in 1918, was refined into a sleek, modernist form, a stylized crane within a circle, symbolizing precision and flight. Rendered in Lufthansa’s signature blue and yellow, the logo embodied clarity and reliability. Aicher’s grid-based design system ensured consistency across all branding, cementing Lufthansa’s timeless global identity.

May 22, 2026

An Uncommon Identity

OFFF, a leading festival in Barcelona for creativity and digital art and design, is over 20 years old—mature enough that its original name, Online Flash Film Festival, is no longer relevant. Each year, the event has grown, and each year has its own brand identity.

April 26, 2026

Latitude’s New Attitude

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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March 11, 2026