Graphic Design Blog — BP&O

Storefront for Art and Architecture is a Manhattan, New York-based non-profit organisation that aims to explore the relationship between architecture, art and the wider world through exhibitions, public programmes, publications and events. A significant chunk of its funding comes from its annual gala event, for which Pentagram  (LenLen, Rugiet, Nothing Personal) has been desi...

It’s a rare delight to come across a brand identity project where I can honestly say I love everything about it – from the name to the logo, application, typography, the lot. Such is the case, however, for this gorgeous new project from Montréal-based studio Caserne (Olive + Gourmando) for Let’s Grow Canada, a national movement initiated by Farm Credit

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I’m sure I can’t be alone as someone (albeit someone from England) who would be utterly incapable of pointing to the whereabouts of Vermont on a map – and perhaps, like me, unsure as to whether it was a city or a state. Slightly embarrassing to admit, but I also wasn’t sure if it was in Canada or the US

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It’s not all too often that it takes more than a minute or two of looking at a brand design case study to know what the brand actually is. It’s not rocket science – for FMCG, any product or packaging shots usually give it away (with some obvious category-defying exceptions of course, like when toothpaste masquerades as high-end beauty products,

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Founded in 2017 by veterans of London’s 1990s club scene, craft beer company Two Tribes is based at Tileyard in King’s Cross, where its brewery and taproom – dubbed Campfire – also function as a venue for music, food and all that other usual jazz you find in the sort of newish site that springs up all shiny and new

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