British walking charity, the Ramblers, has unveiled a new logo and identity system with design by global branding agency, BrandOpus. The 86-year-old organisation hopes the visual refresh will help it to attract more people to the world of walking. In an era of Covid restrictions, UK citizens are said to be increasingly looking towards the […]
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Independent Welsh charity, Cancer Research Wales, has revealed a new logo and identity with design by Offthetopofmyhead. The agency has created the new look in collaboration with charity strategist Alice Devitt, typographer Alan Meeks, designer Claire Lythgoe, and photographer Slater King. The striped graphic identity has already started rolling out across both printed and digital […]
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Design agency Output has created the new logo and branding for UK suicide prevention charity, Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM). In Britain over 6000 individuals reportedly take their own lives every year, and CALM is hoping to reach more people with its refreshed identity. “CALM’s challenge to us was unique. The brand has to do […]
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Opening a new chapter in a long and storied history dating all the way back to the beginning of the 20th century, the American Thoracic Society (ATS) has announced that it has completed a major rebrand. The latter includes an all-new, more prominent logo design as well as a refreshed mission statement, all of which […]
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Australian congenital heart disease profit-for-purpose charity, HeartKids, has unveiled a new logo and identity created by brand and design agency, Hulsbosch. The goal for HeartKids is to raise awareness of congenital heart disease and enhance its profile as a health priority to a broader audience and encourage people to act and donate; eight babies are […]
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Brand and design agency, Hulsbosch, has completed a pro-bono brand strategy and refreshed visual identity for Starlight Children’s Foundation. For over 30 years, Starlight’s mission has been “to brighten the lives of seriously ill children and their families”. Embedded in the Australian children’s healthcare system, it remains the only organisation present in every children’s hospital […]
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The Royal National Institute for Deaf People has revealed a new logo and identity, which the over 100-year-old charity hopes will help it to reach more deaf people and those with hearing loss and tinnitus. It comes just after the charity announced it was changing to its original name of RNID after a decade as […]
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