Brand consultancy SomeOne has revealed a new identity for The Children’s Society. It is the first time the charity has changed its visual identity in 16 years. General awareness of the charity’s work has fallen over the last few years, and so a more “impactful” look was sought after. The visual identity aims to place […]
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Peer-to-peer money transfer service TransferWise has revealed a new brand positioning and visual identity. Calling their service ‘money without borders’, the new logo adopts the ‘fast flag’ symbol, which the company says creates a “sharp contrast with traditional banks and money transfer brokers”. Created with the help of design agency venturethree, the new brand idea […]
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Brand design consultancy Elmwood has revealed a new identity for aviation heritage museum Bristol Aerospace Centre. Managed by the Bristol Aero Collection Trust, Elmwood was enlisted to create an identity to support the fundraising stage and project development of the new £14m project that is set to open in early 2017. The plan for the […]
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In a pitch against undisclosed agencies earlier this year, brand design agency The Cabinet was selected to rebrand ‘Creative Access’ – a not-for-profit organisation which tackles the under-representation of ethnic minorities in the UK’s creative industries. Recognising that ‘media cannot reflect society if society is not reflected in the media’, Creative Access provides opportunities for […]
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Following a merger with KTB PR in 2012, Speed Communications felt a brand refresh would help unite the two agencies. On the back of this new brand repositioning, they briefed Jenny Theolin, creative director at London-based design studio Soapbox & Sons, to give the business a fresh look. The new logo design is based around an […]
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Wesepe is a small village located in the municipality of Olst-Wijhe, in the Dutch province of Overijssel. The village even has its own wind orchestra, which recently marked its 100th anniversary. As part of its centenary celebrations, the musical association also got an identity makeover thanks to Deventer-based graphic designer Peter Kortleve. The designer says […]
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The Cambridge Literary Festival, a charity that organises events in Cambridge celebrating the power of words, is to launch a new identity at their up and coming spring festival. Previously called the Cambridge Wordfest, global communications agency Fishburn was tasked to create a new name and visual identity that would attract major sponsors, raise their […]
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