Any time we look at trends, we tend to see a pendulum swinging. For instance, it’s not uncommon to see an evolution from a flat logo to something dimensional or vice versa. But over the last three ...

In that context, typography is the one element in a brand’s toolkit that can consistently connect all those digital ...

Umbrella Corporation, Sarif Industries, Aperture Science, Inc.--names that are as recognizable to gamers as real life brands like Nabisco, General Electric, and Exxon. Logos--real or fictional--add ...

AI-generated logos feel human because they follow the same emotional rules that human designers use. They use psychology — ...

Yesterday we saw here that famous logos can have hidden meanings, almost like easter eggs designers use to enrich them. But how do those logos come to life? Designer ...

Creative license is increasingly being put to the test as artists, entrepreneurs and designers appropriate, interpret and reimagine logos and brands without consent. To the former, their designs are ...

Tue, April 13, 2021 at 10:48 AM PDT Add Yahoo on Google Graphic designers use AI to create logos Nikolay Ironov isn't a human — he’s a computer who creates logos for many of Russia’s hottest brands AI ...

For the most part, apps like Prisma depend on curated training sets to impersonate style and apply it to a new context. While this may signal that machine creativity is dead on arrival, we shouldn’t ...

Opening Ceremony is set to carry one of the hottest brands today for the first time ever. This has given OC co-founder Humberto Leon the chance to sit down designer Raf Simons to pick his brain on ...

The new trend for luxury designer hand bands is to not flaunt their logos, according to the Financial Times. High-end brands such as Victoria Beckham and Céline seem to have decided that being ...

Stop worrying and start loving AI. The technology isn’t going to bring about a design apocalypse; it’s helping to usher in a creative awakening. The Fast Company Executive Board is a private, ...

It's safe to say that too much ink has been spilled covering the cultural phenomenon known as #menswear. From unnecessarily high-brow fuckery to an ironic book that shall remain nameless because it ...