With a mascot called Larry the Llama, a neon coloured visual identity and a host of quirky, lovable animations, Fat Llama’s new rebrand is off to a spitting, woolly, camelid start....
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Cosmetics company uses coffee as main ingredient for natural friendly skincare
From the food and beverages to the cosmetic products sector, healthy living is becoming an increasingly popular phenomenon, with brands across all industries responding to the trend. This translates to adopting more h...
#TransformTuesday: 5 June
Every week, Transform examines recent rebrands and updated visual identities. This week's picks are below. For more from #TransformTuesday, follow @Transformsays....
Islay distiller embraces heritage in new branding
The small island of Islay off the west coast of Scotland’s 239 square miles are home to eight distilleries. One of Scotland’s five prominent whisky making regions, Islay often produces peaty, smoky whiskies unchanged...
Timeline: Caterpillar
From the early days of heavy duty vehicles to becoming one of the world’s most trusted construction brands, Caterpillar has built its brand from dirt and metal, innovation and the colour yellow. How has its brand evol...
Opinion: The art of FMCG brand architecture
Just like its more widely understood sibling – physical architecture – brand architecture is all about making things work. It’s about helping our brains to rapidly decode brands and products. And it’s about using desi...
Havana Club reflects Cuban culture in new label
Following a trend that has been flourishing in the gin industry, where companies reinvent their visual identities in order to stay current and relevant, the rum industry may be taking a step in the same direction....
IT organisation puts purpose at the heart of its brand
At the heart of every successful organisation, the key ingredient that keeps everyone focused and unified is purpose. Recently, this realisation has led companies to take determined steps towards building brand identi...
Rebrand captures the spirit of Palmers 44 Dry Gin
Gin has had a resurgence in popularity lately, meaning competition has increased, making it harder to stand out. For companies to stay relevant, it is necessary to reinvent themselves and rely on their brand’s herita...
Place branding: Estonia
Shrugging off the legacy of the Soviet Union, Estonia is leading the way among Baltic states toward crafting a new identity for itself. Amy Sandys reports on its approach to nation branding...