Tennessee Titans’ 2026 Logo Shows Why Team Colors Can Outlast a Symbol The Titans’ regular-season rebrand brings a useful sports-design question into view: which familiar assets should carry recognition when a prominent symbol changes?
London Design Festival 2026 Turns Its Identity Into a Frame for Other Designers Pentagram’s Framing LDF campaign uses the festival’s familiar red to give varied creative work a shared stage, offering a practical lesson in event brand systems.
Calendly’s Ripple Logo Has a Bigger Job Than Replacing a Calendar Icon A closer look at Calendly’s ripple C, product icons and flexible shapes shows how a SaaS identity can grow beyond the feature that made it familiar.
Noble's Handwritten Logo Library Turns Employee Participation into Brand Infrastructure Noble shortened its name and replaced one polished agency mark with a growing library of employee handwriting, showing how participation can become a disciplined identity system.
Phion's Moving Wordmark Shows How an Orchestra Identity Can Change Without Drifting Thonik gives travelling orchestra Phion a typographic identity whose italic, upright, and reverse-slanted forms respond to music while a firm rule keeps every campaign recognizable.
Foodera's Industrial F Monogram Makes a Complex Engineering Group Easier to Read Foodera unites five food-processing engineering businesses with an isometric F built from a production line and component cube, turning operational logic into a scalable B2B identity.
Jif's Peanut Butter Logo Refresh Proves Shelf Equity Can Still Move Forward Jif revived its tri-color banner and removed dated shadows in its first major brand update in more than 30 years, modernizing the shelf without erasing recognition.
Kinisla's New Dairy Logo Turns Cooperative Roots into Forward Motion Kerry Dairy Ireland's new Kinisla name and identity combine kinship, island character, landscape, and a hidden K to balance cooperative heritage with global ambition.
CD PROJEKT RED's Rarog Logo Refresh Makes Evolution Feel More Intentional CD PROJEKT RED sharpened its rarog emblem and centered red in a more adaptable global identity, showing how game studios can modernize without discarding lore.
Big Rock Brewery's Logo and Packaging Rebuild Craft Beer Distinction Big Rock Brewery restores Calgary character through a bolder logo, expressive illustration and a packaging system designed to reject craft-beer sameness.