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A brand is not only the product and label offered, but also the combination of all the visual components including the color palette, font, and the logo itself. In other words, a brand is the shell, the face of your business. People’s willingness to interact with you will depend on it since it’s the main indicator of uniqueness and personality. In today’s market, customers get exposed to new brands daily, so the logo has become a crucial part of the brand, as it works as a trigger for clients. A lot of brands fail to compete precisely because of their…

Maybe, not so many people heard about National Instruments, but, every day, we meet such names as 3G, 4G LTE, and 5G. All of these mobile technologies were created with use of the means developed by NI. Incidentally, the abbreviation “NI” became widely used among the engineering society and turned into a kind of a brand. That’s why the company made a decision to officially rebrand itself as NI. It is worth to mention that the rebranding was preceded by a wide-scale reorganization of the company. National Instruments were divided into several units, and new divisions for machine learning, data…

Founded in 1984, the Swedish brand Dustin started as small company selling hardware devices over mail order. Over time, through a number of acquisitions, it turned into an international firm with subsidiaries in Norway, Denmark, Finland and the Netherlands. As of today, Dustin, with a stuff of over 1,800 workers, offers its products to businesses and ordinary customers. To emphasize its growth, the brand has recently updated its identity. Dustin’s new look was forged by the Stockholm-based international agency Kruppa Hosk. The design project under the motto “We keep things moving” aimed to create a brand identity that would reflect…

Despite the coronavirus pandemic, Popeyes shows its ambitious plans to expand the business worldwide. The chain calls its expansion and renovation program “The Modern Popeyes Renaissance”, and as a part of it, the company has recently presented its new look including packaging, restaurant design and logo. The refreshed Popeyes image has been forged by Jones Knowles Ritchie, an international design agency that worked with such famous brands as Burger King, Dunkin’ Donuts and Budweiser. The designers created a new color scheme for the Popeyes stores that from now will show off brighter colors and hand-drawn iconography outside and visually more…

It’s hard to believe, but Johnson & Johnson has changed its logo for the first time in its 135-year history, and this seems to end the era of the reference logo branding, at least for the pharmaceutical and medical segment. The J&J logo is an iconic sign of the era of calligraphic logos. However, the famous personal care brand apparently feels insufficient with those classical forms and relative attributes. So the company abandons the symbol inspired by the signature of one of its founders to switch to a more modern emblem corresponding with the current branding trends in the industry….

Launched in 2008, Dribbble is a social network where digital designers can publish their portfolios and search for jobs, and therefore employers can recruit creative people into their teams. As the platform has long ceased to be just a website to share design works and turned into a creative community to establish connections and continue learning, it need a visual identity to reflect its actual status. Among the design works uploaded to the platform, you can find logos, illustrations, web design samples, and other pieces of digital art. Like on Adobe’s Behance, users here can rate, comment, and share them….

Established in 1893 as a mail ordering catalog company, Sears had been one of the leading US department store chains for a long time until it began to concede the top positions to Walmart and other popular retailers. After winning its bankruptcy auction a year ago, the company changed its identity by rolling out a logo that was much criticized for resembling the emblem of While renewing its visual brand in May 2019, Sears wanted to add motifs of warmth, home and heart to its identity, but when the company had presented its new logo, people noticed that it reminded…

Slipping from   Indeed, the presented logo features a specific form of an eagle’s head and wings overhanging stylized letters “S” and “C”, which cannot help associating with fascist iconography. “The new logo of Spezia seems, so to say, too Nazi”, a Twitter user noticed. Nevertheless, the Ligurian club stated that “the logo was developed for all fans to take pride in”. However, the reaction from fans was not laudatory, according to Italian news agency Ansa. “Awful”, “looks like a Nazi symbol”, and “It’s an insult to our city’s history” are some of those critical comments that immediately appeared on…