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The Pantone Color of the Year 2025 is Mocha Mousse, a rich, brown hue. It is said to reflect a global desire for comfort, connection and harmony in a turbulent world. The choice influences fashion, product, graphic design and more.
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.
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.’
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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 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.
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.
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.
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’ 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.
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