Sentence examples for visual identities from inspiring English sources

From the 1950s onwards, he modernised the landscape through his brilliantly inventive posters, visual identities for public companies and institutions, and his book design for Penguin and Phaidon.

He said that people might develop several visual identities in the same way that they establish multiple user names for chat and e-mail accounts.

"The changing media landscape, the changing funding landscape has played into how colleges and universities are managing their visual identities and their message," Mr. Simon said.

Within a short time span, most large organizations produced complex, memorable visual identities; design guides created during that period by Lufthansa, ABC, and British Steel are all collected in "Manuals 1".

In the 1950s Rand began to spend more of his time on corporate image projects, and he designed what would become ubiquitous trademarks and visual identities for major corporations including IBM, Westinghouse, the ABC television network, and UPS.

Sussman/Prejza & Co. became known for using innovative supergraphics to adorn urban spaces and for creating distinctive visual identities for such places as Philadelphia and the Walt Disney World Resort in Florida.

The visual identity brings new BBC3 together – a new logo, new idents, new animations and new on screen presentation, all with a new colour pallete.

Along the way, T.W.A.'s visual identity was neutered.

Some comedians prefer to control their own visual identity.

However, while this is the most common visual identity solution, in practice it is most often done on autopilot, with the acquirer simply using its corporate visual identity.

The jet age took T.W.A.'s visual identity in a new direction.