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Panama — 2 cases
Set for Bob Sugar, MART Foundation
Cases set in Panama, as credited by the studios in their own writeups.
Set for Bob Sugar, MART Foundation
Cases set in Panama, as credited by the studios in their own writeups.
The article, part of The Brand Identity’s 'The Edit' series, highlights five new design projects from around the world. Featured works include Team’s inclusive rebrand for The Bronx Museum, Temporada’s identity for photographer Óscar Romero, Grand Public’s sustainable packaging for Snif, The Office of Ordinary Things’ interactive print promo for D&K, and a Scandinavian-inspired identity for Spruce by Jeremy Matthews and Brett Wickens.
Brand Brothers developed a bold new identity for French video production company Rosamund, formerly known as Linkit. The rebrand emphasizes contrast and structure through a custom wordmark, a pairing of LL Riforma and Panama typefaces, and a monochrome palette accented with red and yellow. The result is a modular, cinematic system that reflects Rosamund’s balance of technical precision and creative sensitivity.
Campbell Hay developed a refined new identity for Islington Design District ahead of the 2021 London Design Festival. The rebrand uses elegant line-based forms, Neue Haas Grotesk and Panama typefaces, and a distinctive purple palette to celebrate creativity and reconnection within the district. The project positions Islington as a leading creative hub while maintaining flexibility for future iterations.