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 ...

Billed as “the design manual for contemporary visual identities”, the book is published by Slanted and presents a variety of approaches on how to design flexible systems, which can be adapted ...

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

Our visual identity plays a critical role in conveying the breadth of our university to both academic and nonacademic audiences. Our unique visual identity was developed in collaboration with renowned ...

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 ...

“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 ...