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Online investment advisor Motley Fool has a new logo named Elvis that is meant to be more inclusive of all investors: it eliminates the fool while making the jester hat available for anyone to try on Read More

The beauty and efficient design of the one-brick-thick serpentine walls at the University of Virginia attracted a lot of attention lately when the university released a new logo that referenced their shape. Read More

London landmark retailer Liberty, whose flagship store is literally built from the timbers of two ancient battleships, has used its quarantine time efficiently: it worked with Pentagram to update, refine, and expand its brand. Read More

Tyler Brooks, creative director of Turner Duckworth, is interviewed by QSR magazine about the challenges of restaurant branding in a socially distanced world. Read More

Some stats note that 1 in 5 people in the United States have learning or thinking differences like ADHD or dyslexia. Read More

Those that follow this report annually may recall a few years back we identified the expanded use of four-pointed stars to which we assigned the name Sparkle. At the time, this group was fledgling, but typically appeared as a non-aligned star avoiding jingoistic or religious connotations with more points. Four points was enough to get the idea across with minimal detail making it ideal for logo design. Much like many of the logos from those “Sparkle” stars were primarily used in a space-filler mode to add some magical charm to an illustrative mark with a capricious attitude. Read More

The Mental Health Coalition has a new identity created by Pentagram that uses the convention of a square peg in a round hole to explore what is “normal” when it comes to the full spectrum of mental health.  Read More

DesignStudio London created an honest and friendly voice in a new brand identity for Getsafe, an insurance start-up targeted at the 30 and under set. Read More

National non-profit Prevent Blindness has introduced a new logo, brand identity, and website. Read More

Creative Review maintains a library of webinars that are available for subscribers on subjects that include  Read More

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