Emily Oberman and the rest of the design team at Pentagram have created the logo and identity for new direct-to-consumer cookware company, Great Jones. The latter’s name is said to be a homage to cookbook author and editor Judith Jones, who published American chefs Julia Child and James Beard. The name also serves as a […]
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Branding consultancy Big Fish has refreshed the logo and packaging design for British biscuit maker, Thomas J Fudge’s. The London-headquartered agency actually rebranded the over 100-year-old business back in 2012 – repositioning it at the time from “Fudges” to “Thomas J Fudge’s Remarkable Bakery”. The latest update is said to have come about as a response […]
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UK branding practice SomeOne has created the new logo and identity for young up-and-coming British racing driver, Jack Manchester. After becoming one of the youngest pilots to fly solo in both a helicopter and an aeroplane at the age of just 17, Jack subsequently turned his attention to motor racing. His 2017 season culminated in […]
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Jean Niel is said to be one of the oldest fragrance and flavour houses in the world still in activity. When it came time to refresh the brand, the team called upon global design agency CBA to rethink its entire visual identity system. The designers say the challenge was how to retain the brand’s existing […]
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American interior decor brand Jaipur Rugs has been renamed Jaipur Living. The announcement comes as Jaipur marks more than a decade of growth and expansion in categories that include rugs, pillows, poufs and throws. “There is so much momentum for the company, and at this stage in our evolution, the change underscores our vision for […]
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Young English designer Jon Dunn has created this logo for himself by using and adapting the original typeface F37 Bella. The mark takes on the form of a monogram by combining the letters “J” and “D”. F37 Bella is an award winning (TDC Tokyo 2012) font designed by British typographer Rick Banks and built by […]
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Warsaw-based designer Aleksander Znosko has designed this visual identity for Polish law firm Jacka Ratajczaka. The key element of the design is the monogram made out of the initials of the business owner’s name. Whereas the logo itself is only ever depicted in monochromatic black or white, some of the associated identity collateral also features a […]
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