Brand Brothers Redesign Glénat's Visual Identity While Preserving Existing Logo
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Abbey Bamford
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Summary
Brand Brothers, a Paris-based design studio, successfully redesigned the visual identity for French publisher Glénat while working under the constraint of not being able to change the existing logo. The designers turned this limitation into an opportunity, creating a dynamic system that respects the company's heritage while bringing fresh, unexpected elements. The project demonstrates how design studios can approach the challenge of building on existing brand assets while delivering innovative solutions.
Key quotes
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"We are always the authors of the logos for the brands we work with"
"given the importance of typographic work in our working method, starting from an existing logo"
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