Invicara is a software company with a mission to transform the way people create and use information about their buildings. The design was inspired by the impossible cube by M.C. Escher to reflect this forward-thinking business rooted in classical knowledge. Created by © Helvetic Brands #logodesigner #brandmark #icon #logolearn #inspiration

Today 35 years ago @orlandomagic unveiled their logo and team colors. Which one would you pick?

Gridface by @zamaxdesign

Apart from a brighter icon, @instagram has also developed its own typography 🥳 #logolearn #visualidentity #branding

Instagram changed its logo. The new icon is essentially a more vibrant version of the previous design. Do you think it’s on spot or oversaturated? 👀 #instagram #logo #rebranding

Big brands are boycotting/leaving the Russian market to express opposition to putins actions towards Ukraine. Václav Kudělka @vkudinson created a series of edits, what their logos would say if it could speak 👏

Peace to Ukraine 🇺🇦 by @lobanovskiy

Black swan logo by @jpegfletcher For the chance to be featured, post your work using the #logolearn hashtag. — #logoinspiration #fordesigners #digitaldesign #logodesigns #creativeprocess #identitydesign #graphicdesign

Deutsche Telekom AG is a German telecommunications company headquartered in Bonn and by revenue the largest telecommunications provider in Europe. It also ranks second among the world’s leading German companies, behind Mercedes-Benz. Deutsche Telekom was formed in 1995. As part of its one-brand strategy, Deutsche Telekom will use the new Group logo in future at all national companies that act under the T brand. In the 1-T-1 (digit-T-digit) form, the logo is the foundation for a clear brand architecture. The T is becoming more compact. To this end, the curves have been optimized and the top, trunk, and foot have been reinforced. The changes will create a more powerful brand presence overall. In addition, the redesign will result in simplified use and improved awareness across all digital and physical touchpoints.  Deutsche Telekom will use the revised T logo for the first time at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona (February 28 – March 3, 2022). The worldwide changeover will be implemented in the next two to three years, cost-optimized and resource-efficiently. In the first step, the company will change its digital channels, communication campaigns, and sponsorships. The changes in the physical world, such as on buildings and in the shops, will be implemented subsequently. The strategic foundations for the new brand presence were developed by Group Brand Management @deutschetelekom. Its implementation involved all relevant areas within the Group and took place in collaboration with @metadesigndus #logolearn #branding #logoinspirations #logodesign #designer #artdirection #identity #globalbrand

Norwich City Football Club is an English professional football club based in Norwich, Norfolk. As of the 2021–22 season, the team competes in the Premier League, the top tier of English football, after winning the 2020–21 EFL Championship title. The club was founded in 1902. Together with industry-leading agency @someoneinlondon, whose work includes similar projects at Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester City and Wolverhampton Wanderers, the club has created a modernised, evolved crest which will ensure consistency across all digital, print and physical branding. The club has recently undergone a review of its brand, which confirmed a number of technical challenges and accessibility issues centred around the main club crest. There were also inconsistencies with the versions of crests used, with different iterations around our own stadium and incorrect crests easily accessible online. The new crest features a redesigned lion, castle and canary, each of which have been redrawn to overcome the technical issues found. By simplifying the elements and removing a lot of the unnecessary detail, the crest now renders strongly in both small and large scale. The black keyline around the crest has also been removed, with the balance improved by positioning the ball in the centre of the crest. The crest will be introduced and formally used from June 17, 2022. Our 2022/23 kits will be revealed shortly after, which will feature the evolved crest for the first time. A new crest was designed by @tobiashall and logo legend @robclarketype #logolearn #brandinginspiration #brandidentity #visualidentity #logoinspiration #logotype #identitydesign

Original sketch for the new south logo created by Allan P. @allanpeters

New logo for Papa Johns created by @hellohaledesign Established in 1984, Papa Johns is the fourth largest pizza delivery restaurant chain in the United States and the third-largest in the world with more than 5,500 restaurants in 50 countries and territories. Headquartered in Louisville, KY, only about 250 of its stores are company-owned while the rest are franchises. Founded by “Papa” John Schnatter out of a broom closet in his father’s tavern, the brand had long been associated with him as he appeared in most commercials, delivering the tagline, “Better Ingredients. Better Pizza.”, until 2018, when, in an internal training conference call with marketing consultants in which there was a role-playing exercise to help Schnatter avoid making remarks that could cause public controversy and damage he made some remarks that caused public controversy and damage and left the company. Since then Papa Johns has been trying to distance itself from Schnatter and one thing too tightly tied with the old vestige of the company is the old logo as Schnatter appeared above it in many applications. They have also removed the apostrophe from the original name, Papa John’s, as a way to indicate that the brand does not belong to Papa John anymore. This week Papa Johns introduced a new logo designed by San Francisco, CA-based Mathews Hale Design and identity designed by London, UK-based forpeople.