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New Rubin Visual Identity and Palette Exude Tranquility
Marking the launch of its new chapter as a global museum without walls, the Rubin unveils a refreshed visual identity, new website, and new name: Rubin Museum of Himalayan Art. The blue color palette exudes tranquility and departs from its former red theme.
The New York Historical Is ‘Open’
Lippincott rebrands The New York Historical to help the institution redefine its 220-year role in American culture. The museum identity drops its ‘Society’ roots to embrace a more inclusive future that features open dialogue and an emphasis on ‘our nation in conversation.’
Prophet Eyes Octus Rebrand
The new name and brand refresh mark were developed to mark a pivotal moment for the company as its impact on corporate credit is significant and growing.
Span Helps Create Chicago Sanctuary
Span designed the identity for a new public park — the South Side Sanctuary — in Chicago’s historic Bronzeville neighborhood. The visual identity is intended to reflect the form, expression, and movement in the park’s inclusive architecture and diverse activities of its visitors.
The World Games To Sport Fairley Logo
Fairley Graphic’s brand identity has been selected as the official emblem for The World Games 2025 in Chengdu, China. Inspired by the giant panda, hibiscus flowers, and the Chinese knot, the design embodies the cultural richness and diversity of Chengdu.
Yard NYC Puts Kizik In Motion
Kizik, a leading innovator in hands-free footwear, saw an opportunity to grow and build its brand as a designer and maker of footwear that is fashion and people-forward.
Palm Beach Meets Pacific Northwest
A new project for Layers by branding studio People People leans into the nostalgia and carefree feeling of summer camp with a whimsical suite of illustrations inspired by lakeside activities.
Baskin-Robbins Says ‘Seize The Yay’
Baskin-Robbins’ new logo and identity system were designed by experience agency ChangeUp to celebrate the heritage but modernize the brand. Leaning into the long time use of circus imagery, the look is meant to be fun and bold.
Trollbäck Rebrands Fintech Firm
Trollbäck+Company has rebranded digital wealth management platform Betterment, positioning the fintech company as a pioneer for inclusivity and forward-thinkers. The logo evokes a path, a sunrise, and a sense of progress.
LOVB Reimagines Women’s Sports
League One Volleyball (LOVB) serves up a brand meant to encapsulate the grace and grit of its athletes. The creative was led by Patrick Cox, LOVB Creative Director and designer of the 2012 Olympic logo, and league CEO Katlyn Gao.
London Diners Get New York Edge
One of London’s most popular fast-casual diners has launched an all-new identity that keeps its iconic visual tone but with an NY twist.
ThoughtMatter Shapes Dachshund-Lover’s Brand
A new dachshund-lovers lifestyle brand created by ThoughtMatter features a subtle nod to the uniqueness of the breed.
And/Or Motivated By Rachel Hollis
Creative production studio And/Or has created the overall graphic look for mobile-first streaming platform Quibi’s new morning show featuring motivational speaker and writer Rachel Hollis.
Pearlfisher Says Yes To NOgroni®
The latest brand extension of Seedlip’s non-alcoholic distilled spirits is a take on the classic negroni cocktail, with branding and package design by Pearlfisher.
Chase Design Illustrates Marie’s Gourmet Sub-Brand
Today’s desire for healthier alternatives and adventurous flavors led to the creation of Marie’s first sub-brand with naming and design by Chase Design Group.
COE Designs Collateral While Print Guidelines Evolve
Flexibility and intuitive thinking were key to Coe Designs collateral for Skaggs Graduate School, part of Scripps Research.