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Without further ado let's dive into the list of best brand redesigns for July 2020. This time we are showcasing companies that have recently received new brand identities from award winning studios like Pentagram, DesignStudio and many others.
Author: DixonBaxi, Case study: DixonBaxi website
Regent's Place is a mixed-use development project completed in 1972. Its location at the crossroads of three iconic districts (the Knowledge Quarter, Camden, and the West End) inspired the distinct 'R' in new brand identity created by DixonBaxi.
Author: Pentagram, Case study: Pentagram website
Waze, the navigation app with combined with a social network, has gotten a much needed refresh of their brand identity from Pentagram. It comes with a cleaned up logo and a modular system inspired by the design of the city grid.
Author: DesignStudio, Case study: DesignStudio website
Go1, an online education startup from Australia, needed a new branding to support their expansion into bigger markets where they will face established competition. DesignStudio delivered a playful new mark, visual system and a suite of illustrations which champion the people at the heart of the learning experience.
Author: Brandenburg, Case study: Icelandic Football Association
After their surprising success at the World Cup in 2018, Iceland's national football team has gotten into the international spotlight. Brandenburg came up with a brand identity inspired by the four Icelandic guardian spirits to represent the team going forward.
Author: Ragged Edge, Case study: Ragged Edge website
Laka is an insurance startup focusing specifically on cyclists. The old logo didn't look very professional and so Ragged Edge, a London based studio, was tasked with a redesign.
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