Design Examples Below are some examples that show how the various elements of our brand come together to create cohesive pieces. Please reach out to Integrated Design if you need additional guidance.

‘It’s worth remembering that adaptive identity is not a new idea hatched by a crack-pot in Hoxton, it’s at least 50 years old. 1959 saw the now much-referenced flexible visual identity system designed ...

Brandeis University promotes and protects its reputation and image by ensuring the proper use of its name and trademarks. Our partnership with the Collegiate Licensing Company (CLC) gives the ...

Weighwell has launched a newly redesigned website as part of its wider modernisation of the company's digital presence in the ...

Here, you can download the Pratt Institute Identity Guidelines as a PDF, or request individual identity elements or templates to use in a project. Choose one of the options below to get started. Pratt ...

“Texas Tech’s visual identity is more than a logo or a set of colors. It represents our values, aspirations and commitment to excellence,” said Matt Dewey, vice president for Marketing ...

The primary objective of the brand identity development process is to create a strong, comprehensive system of visual identity and application, clarify the university’s nomenclature, and help ...

The 23rd Portuguese Government wanted to update its visual identity, better adapting it to the mass use of social networks, digital services and devices. Inevitably, the logo became one of the ...

The new logo may stand alone, but in items intended for public distribution, the Michigan Tech logo MUST always appear elsewhere on the document. See example on the right. In conjunction with the new ...