Late last year we heard the great news that we were to be featured in iHeartLogo’s Season 2.
Every year iHeartlogos.com runs a competition where designers can submit their work. This work is then is judged and voted for by other fellow designers. So it’s pretty tough competition and an honor to make it through to the final selection. Once the designs are whittled down then they are featured in a printed book. (more…)
I’ve always admired the Design Museum Shop Identity, it had an element of fun and a very unpretentious all inclusive feel to it. Created by Build 5 years ago, they rolled out the design across the whole museum, store and merchandise. I say ‘had’ because the Museums identity has just been redesigned by Spin.
The new design makes use of the existing main Design Museum identity and adds ‘+Shop’ to the title. It retains the more clinical, clear and sparse design adding a vertical line as a graphic device along with the use of quotes from designers.
You can read the whole story and see more of the new identity and its comparison to the old over at the Creative Review website
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Late last year Dot Design undertook a project with Dyplanix in creating a new identity design and supporting icon.
The briefing process showed that a simple typographic response was called for, highlighting the idea of progression, development and a journey of growth.
Dyplanix specialises in business planning and business development – helping enterprises get organised and structured by creating a realistic and profitable route map for business growth. Having a clear vision and direction for your business will allow you and your team to approach the future with confidence and realise your goals by making the right decisions.
Dyplanix has been live for 2 years and in that time have provided planning, development, tender-writing and mentoring services for clients in a wide variety of industry segments including software development, legal, graphic design, digital content licencing, electronics, recruitment agents and even a masseuse! Dyplanix are based in Devon and work with clients in the UK and overseas. (more…)
What if we lived in a world where brands had to be honest about the content of their services and products?
That’s the world that Swedish based designer Viktor Hertz has imagined with these brutally honest versions of well known logos. You can see the whole set over at designerscouch.org (more…)