Throwing a Curve,
Paul Rand Style

Bill Gardner
December 12, 2018

Read Bill Gardner’s letter about an exciting new design challenge for all LogoLounge members and Paul Rand fans! Read More

First Impressions of Book 11 Submissions Revealed!

Ellen Healy
December 11, 2018

Read some first impression quotes on Book 11 entries, coming from two members of our esteemed jury panel! Read More

Quick Takes

Cathy Lane
December 10, 2018

Quick takes from the world of identity design, including Comedy Central and Palm. Read More

What Space Can Be

Cathy Lane
December 6, 2018

Updates to the new Squarespace logo icon itself are not especially splashy at first glance, but the result is certainly more grown-up and serious. Read More

Canada’s Search for Itself

Cathy Lane
December 3, 2018

Canada’s now-familiar red-and-white triband flag and national identity is surprisingly young, just over 50 years old at this writing. Read More

Center Stage: Vadim Carazan

Ellen Healy
November 29, 2018

For the month of November, we spoke freelance logo and corporate identity designer, Vadim Carazan. Read More

R.I.T. Explains RIT

Cathy Lane
November 28, 2018

Any identity overhaul generates displeasure among those loyal to the old brand. When the changes affect an educational institution as esteemed as RIT—previously R.I.T.—the rancor is particularly widespread. Read More

Bank of America Waves Updated Flag

Cathy Lane
November 26, 2018

Bank of America has updated its logo for the first time since 1988. Read More

Branding Child’s Play

Cathy Lane
November 23, 2018

Design news coming from the world of children’s toy brands and their identities. Read More

New Look for Historic Art Brand

Cathy Lane
November 21, 2018

Lefranc Bourgeois Enfants, the children’s sub-brand of art products, has a new and more cohesive identity, created by Lewis Moberly. Read More

Branding the Personal Experience

Cathy Lane
November 13, 2018

Pentagram designers have updated the Mytheresa retailer’s branding with an entirely new approach that emphasize the “MY” in the brand’s name. Read More