DeviantArt, said to be the world’s largest online social network for art, approached global creative agency Moving Brands to undertake a complete rebranding, as well as the design of a new app. Set up in 2000, DeviantArt has grown from being a niche website for sharing original Winamp skins to becoming a digital art platform […]
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London-based design studio Praline have been brought in by the Greater London Authority to create a new identity for The Culture Diary, an online, industry-only national calendar to help cultural organisations collaborate and avoid event clashes. Praline say the identity aims to encapsulate The Culture Diary’s goal, which is to provide a user-friendly database and […]
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The National Centre for Writing is to become England’s new national body for literature, launching in 2016. Focusing on collaboration and literature development both nationally and internationally, the National Centre for Writing required a brand identity to reflect the purpose of their organisation. The new identity, created by Norwich-based design studio The Click, aims to respond […]
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Pentagram’s Paula Scher has designed a new identity for the Philadelphia Museum of Art. The logo customizes the letter “A” in the word “art” to highlight the breadth of the Museum’s collection. The identity was launched along with the unveiling of plans for a major renewal and expansion of the Museum by architect Frank Gehry. […]
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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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SAG-AFTRA, one of the world’s most well known trade unions for actors, broadcasters and recording artists, has launched a new brand identity and logo, developed in partnership with global strategic branding firm Siegel+Gale. The new logo depicts a figure standing in a forward-looking pose, reaching skyward and is accompanied by a new SAG-AFTRA logotype. The […]
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The late German cinema operator Willi Burth, along with designer Hans-Peter Zoller, helped create the ST 200, the world’s first “non-rewind” film platter system. The technical device was put into serial production in 1968 by German projector company Kinoton. Burth and Kinotone subsequently received a Scientific and Engineering Oscar from the Academy of Motion Picture […]
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