– Snøhetta has developed the new visual identity and a brand strategy for Norway’s National Parks, built on the concept of a portal, shaped by a natural landscape curve.
– The first prototypes of the new Moscow signage, developed by City ID with a reference to the heritage and character of the Metro, have now been installed in selected Metro stations.
– In science fiction movies earthlings fight aliens to conquer the universe but, once conquered, wich flag can they plant? A Swedish student solves this problem.
– Malwin Béla Hürkey and Lennart Engelmann worked together to create the brand for the catering service Studio Majoran, merging German and Japanese tradition.
– Developed by Los Angeles-based graphic designer Maria Mordvintseva-Keeler, Food for Thought is a concept for a limited edition series of three books with edible names.
– Masquespacio’s project for the redesign of the brand and interior for a Barcelona-based academy of recitation and English classes is inspired by “constructing” oneself as a person.
– Google changes its logo and comes with a lightened visual identity designed according to the smaller screens such as tablets, phones and watches.
– For the advertising campaign for the Japan heavy industries manufacturer IHI Nendo uses the logo letters as steel I- and H-beams to construct several visual images.
– New Zealand’s Flag Consideration Panel revealed the four flag designs to replace the country’s current one that eligible voters will rank in the first binding postal referendum this year.
– “It’s all happening at the Zoo”, sang Simon & Garfunkel in 1967. Especially when the zoo in question is Dorothy’s Rock 'N Roll Zoo, devoted to the music lover and big kid alike.