Logo and visual identity for Serenity ✨

Visual identity for fortylove

Flexible Visual Identity System and Custom Tool for with... MOUTHWASH Studio magic from daniel wenzel 🪄show more

Sleepover Visual Identity by Without

Sounds right visual identity by AKQA 🎵

#Syrian #Airlines unveils its new visual identity

Keen Visual Identity by Mother Design 🦋

Nuvion Visual Identity by Verve 🌈

A new look for a private future. Canton Wallet’s... visual identity has evolved, modern, minimal, and designed to reflect what we stand for: clarity, composability, and privacy by design.show more

Logo design for Headroom ✨

Logo design for Labrys ✨

🚨#BREAKING: Walmart has announced and unveiled a refreshed and... rebranded logo, marking an update to their brand identity.show more

a lot of visual identities fall apart the moment... you remove the logo. so here’s friendly advice I wish someone drilled into me earlier: run every visual identity through the Three-Post Test. What is it? Design three social media posts in the new visual identity. (btw, you can now easily design and export social media assets directly in Framer) Or, design three posters. (a tip that Jessica Strelioff’s also recently shared!) Then, the important step: remove the logo. Now, look at them like a stranger would. If you’re trying to get out of junior design mode — ask yourself: 1. without the logo, do these three posts still obviously belong together? Follow up with: 2. can I easily point to repeating rules (layout, type behavior, spacing, color logic, ...)? 3. could another designer easily continue this system without me in the room? If you answer 1. no 2. nope 3. uhmmm, not sure then you’re in trouble. If the logo disappears and the connection goes with it, that’s your signal: you don’t have a visual system yet, just three nice visual pieces. maybe a very nice logo, too. So, run this test early, save yourself time later.show more

The rail world in Leap Galaxy finally got its... visual identity!show more

Mumbai’s skyline has lost one of its most iconic... sights. The famous Air India logo that stood atop the 23-storey Air India Building at Nariman Point has finally been taken down. The 38 × 24 ft aluminium logo, a familiar part of Mumbai’s skyline for decades, was dismantled into 40 pieces by PWD workers after a week-long operation, braving strong winds and rain. An iconic piece of Mumbai’s visual identity is gone.show more