A blog
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branding
& graphic design
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A blog
SUMMARY
20-10-2020
To understand cowboys' branding system, it is necessary to look at the hot-branding of cattle, and artists' monograms.
29-09-2020
In their search for a universal language, Leibniz and his disciples may have attempted to create the impossible. And yet...
26-08-2020
Bizarre as well as strange, the Unicode language aims to collect and preserve writings... by standardizing them.
21-07-2020
A furtive glimpse of some of the techniques used in the early days of colour photography, from the Lumière brothers to Louis Dufay, the forgotten inventor.
22-10-2019
Visual identity project for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. The most important thing is to participate!
News
of the agency
Our recent projects.
18-09-2019
Découvrez les propositions d'identités visuelles que nous avions soumises au Musée de la Romanité à Nîmes. Découvrez au passage le superbe architecture du musée !
05-06-2019
The Pérouges Spring goes for california vibes! Discover our creation for this year's poster and program. As every year, we took out our papers and scissors for an origami workshop!
07-02-2019
Design of the visual for the University of Évry open day. Creation of posters, programs, social networks visuals.... Reveal your professional future!
Actulogo,
our look
at branding
news.
04-10-2020
From Uncle Ben's or Aunt Jemima's brand name history to Mammy's syrup, the racist packaging are sitting on a (pancake) powder keg.
27-11-2019
Adventure begins with a creature, but not just any creature; the big bad Tyrannosaurus rex, known as T-rex. It alone has fueled our fascination with dinosaurs, generations after generations. No wonder it was Jurassic Park's top star: this bloodthirsty and wingless dragon-like lord did exist, after all. In
01-10-2018
Discover how Harald with blue teeth, a Danish king of the 9th century, inspired the name and logo of Bluetooth.
23-05-2018
The women's magazine Glamour changed its logo and layout several times before taking a radical turn in early May. Glamour displays a new logo in the United States, a new model in France, and a promise of less "girly" content.
