28 July
2009
The disabled pictogram was born in the 60s in the context of the international disability rights movement.
It represents a fight for the widest possible accessibility to places and buildings. Today, it’s feminized… for a new fight!
Y2K trend, the 2000’s style is back
From surnames to acronyms: creating a brand name from letters
The smart set of ambigrams, graphic symmetry and word reflections
Maurits Escher’s impossible reality
The UN logo takes on water during COP28
France Universités – Naming & visual identity
Cité du Vitrail – Visual identity
Paris 2024 Olympic games – Brand identity
Heyraud – Visual identity
Eurobail – Brand identity
An island shaped like an April fool’s
typographic creation metropolis Paris
Rolland Garros in the spotlight
Burberry regains prestige with a new antique logo
The symbolism of cut hair in Iranian protest posters