Asia-Pacific is an exciting region for brand work. Ever professional and innovative, businesses in this region are using brand to supplement the rapid growth of the emerging market....
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Little Dish serve up new visual identity
The message of energy and health associated with children’s food retailer Little Dish has been used to create a new bold yet co-ordinated visual identity, as implemented by creative design agency Pearlfisher....
Transforming brands to be honoured by North America awards
Branding and brand development in North America is consistently compelling. The vast audiences, languages and types of businesses make for a diverse and distinguished branding and marketing industry....
Wahanda gets a makeover
UK online marketplace Wahanda, which specialises in hair and beauty services for its customers, has rebranded under the Treatwell name. Wahanda expanded to acquire Eu...
Opinion: "Best and worst brand strategies behind TV idents"
Following a year of numerous television rebrands, Alasdair Lennox looks at the role idents continue to play in the communication of a TV brand. Television branding is...
#TransformTuesday: 19 January
Every week, Transform examines recent rebrands and updated visual identities. This week's picks are below. For more from #TransformTuesday, follow @Transformsays...
Europe’s best brand work
The journeys brands make are much more complex than periods of inertia interspersed by the occasional rebrand exercise. A brand image needs to be constantly monitored...
Believe in better communal space
Sky has recently unveiled two new recreational spaces at its media campus in Osterley, West London. Implemented by creative consultancy Sedley Place, the new social spaces are intended to offer the flexibility and inf...
A sense of purpose
Corporate purpose can have a huge impact on the long-term success of any company. From where should it arise within the organisation and how should a purpose-driven change programme be implemented? Speakers at brand a...
Defining and designing East London
Interspersing text with quotations laid on colourful insets, the recent publication created to highlight the work of historic printing firm the Baddeley Brothers is a treat for the eyes - as well as the brain....
