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New Zealand Post rebrands with new logo
New Zealand Post rebrands with new logo

New Zealand Post, a state-owned post enterprise of New Zealand, has updated its visual identity as a part of its new corporate structure. Some products and delivering services of the company, including NZ Post, CourierPost and Pace, have been united into a single division under the brand NZ Post. Until recently, the post services, included in the New Zealand Post’s service package, have been offered under different brands as a result of acquisitions and launches of some businesses. According to the company, it has long aimed to unify and simplify the look of its services. The enterprise’s logo, presented as…

UEFA presents logos for Europa League and Conference League
UEFA presents logos for Europa League and Conference League

Reducing the Europa League from 48 to 32 teams and launching the Europa Conference League from the 2021/22 season, Turquoise had experience working with the European football union earlier when the studio “built a good understanding of the requirements and needs”, as its creative officer Gareth Mapp says. Developing the UEFA leagues project, Turquoise tried to refresh the UEL branding with a new design which could tell that the league will show more competitiveness even with fewer teams now. With this, the Conference League’s logo should reflect the ideas of openness and inclusiveness. Both logos share a general design including…

National Gallery of Canada unveils Algonquin-inspired logo
National Gallery of Canada unveils Algonquin-inspired logo

The National Gallery of Canada has presented its new visual branding that was developed with the involvement of the members of the Algonquin Anishinabeg Nation. The NGC new logo, designed in new corporate colors, is a part of the inclusive process launched accordingly to NGC’s strategic plan which was announced early this year. The revision of the gallery’s orientation and values reflects its aspiration for decolonization. To create its new visual identity NGC carried out numerous consultation with more than 300 persons including Algonquin elders as well as young indigenous artists. The NGC marketing vice-president Rosemary Thompson says: “We are…

Cologne Cathedral gets its first-ever logo
Cologne Cathedral gets its first-ever logo

There are a lot of institutions in Cologne, Germany, whose logos depict the famous Cologne Cathedral – from the city’s administration to the fire department. The cathedral’s two towers are just omnipresent in the Rhineland’s capital. One more “Domspitzen” logo appeared a few days ago, and this is the first-ever logo of the Cologne Cathedral itself. Exactly three years ago, the Archdiocese of Cologne, that is a managing body for the cathedral, announced a competition for a corporate design which was won by the design agency Jäger&Jäger. Starting in late 2019, the agency has recently presented the result of its…

AT&T and Discovery present merged Warner Bros. Discovery logo
AT&T and Discovery present merged Warner Bros. Discovery logo

Last month, The name and visual identity for the company were presented by Discovery’s CEO David Zaslav, who will also be the head of the emerging venture. Warner Bros. Discovery’s logo represents a 3D wordmark designed in gold which is associated with the iconic WB shield. It is complemented with the slogan “The stuff that dreams are made of”, a phrase taken from the 1941 href=”https://www.picpapa.com/discovery-logo”Warner Bros. movie “Maltese Falcon” – this is an additional respectful nod to the rich heritage of the studio, giving a hint what we should expect from the company. While the emblem’s design has already…

Eftpos updates visual identity
Eftpos updates visual identity

Australia’s Eftpos (Electronic funds transfer at point of sale), a popular e-payment system, has rolled out its new visual identity, updating the logo and brand colors. The rebranding is intended to show the recent digital innovations of Eftpos. To create its new look, the payment brand collaborated with Hulsbosch, a Sydney-based design studio. Hulbosch’s work resulted in a new Eftpos symbol which represents a big “e” formed like a curved band. Colored in Raspberry red (a brand color from now) with some other shadow hues, the letter is accompanied by an Eftpos wordmark in a lowercased typeface, featuring connected “f”…

Burger King comes back to its vintage logo
Burger King comes back to its vintage logo

According to the company’s press-release, the updated logo with its minimalistic design reminds of the seamless evolution of the brand, while paying homage to its rich history. Copying Burger King’s vintage logotype in general, the new emblem, nevertheless, is distinguished with more intense colors, a bit reshaped bun halves and a new custom typeface called “Flame” whose design is intended to reflect the chain’s “bold, rounded and yummy” food. As Burger King’s chief creative officer Rafael Abreu said, the chain decided to get back to the vintage design as it is the best visual reflection of Burger King, being a…

The subtle craft of infusing identity into fabric
The subtle craft of infusing identity into fabric

The world of textiles is not just about patterns and prints; it’s a realm where designers and artisans work meticulously to impart a unique character to their creations. Through the use of color, texture, and form, a piece of fabric can tell a story, evoke emotions, and represent a distinct identity. Central to this narrative is the personalized touch that defines a brand or an individual’s style. A custom hang tag with a logo can be an integral element of this expression, acting as the finishing touch that communicates more than just the name—it can signify quality, creativity, or heritage….

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