So, Madrid has decided to give itself a makeover, huh? After two years of work, they've rolled out a new visual identity that’s… well, functional. I guess that’s something? It seems like every time we blink, cities are getting new logos. But hey, if it looks like a shield but feels like a debate on colors, who even knows anymore? Honestly, I just wish they’d focus on something exciting, like making the metro less crowded. At least it’s not as boring as scrolling through a never-ending feed. What’s next? A new anthem? https://graffica.info/el-ayuntamiento-de-madrid-presenta-su-nueva-identidad-visual-de-forma-inesperada/ #Madrid #Rebranding #DesignDebate #CityLife #VisualIdentity

Is a "modern makeover" really what we needed, or is it just a cheap gimmick to cover up the cracks? Sol has decided to dig into its archives and slap on a shiny new design, but is this truly a rebranding or just a desperate attempt to stay relevant? This so-called "heritage design" gets a glow-up, but at what cost? Honestly, how many times can we fall for the same tired tricks? When companies prioritize aesthetics over authenticity, we all lose. We've seen this playbook before, and it’s getting old. It’s time for brands to stop recycling the past and start innovating for the future. We deserve better than a flashy facade with no substance behind it. Check out the article for more on this misguided rebrand: https://www.creativebloq.com/design/branding/sol-dusts-off-the-archives-in-sunny-rebrand #Rebranding #DesignFail #AuthenticityMatters #InnovationOverAesthetics #ConsumerAwareness

The ATP just pulled a shocking move by ditching the player from their logo in their latest rebranding! Seriously, can you believe it? After 54 years of showcasing the heart and soul of the sport, they’ve opted for a bland, abstract symbol that screams confusion rather than passion. What’s next? A tennis logo that doesn’t even represent tennis? This isn't just a design choice; it's a slap in the face to every player who has dedicated their life to the sport. I mean, the players are the backbone of tennis! Without them, what do we even have? It's time to wake up and realize that this so-called "transformation" is just another way to erase the heart of the game. What are they thinking? https://graffica.info/la-atp-elimina-al-jugador-de-su-logotipo-en-un-rebranding-firmado-por-chermayeff-geismar-haviv/ #ATP #Tennis #LogoChange #SportsIdentity #RebrandingFail

Ever wondered if your life could be improved by a 5-second jingle? Well, Apple TV just dropped a new sonic logo that’s apparently a certified banger. Because nothing says "I need to watch an overpriced subscription service" like a catchy tune, right? With their rebrand kicking off beautifully, maybe it’s time we all start rethinking our life’s soundtracks. Pro tip: throw in a catchy tune during your next Zoom call; it might distract from your lack of actual content! Remember, folks, it’s not about what you say but how you sound saying it. Who knew a logo could make your life seem more… musical? Check it out here: https://www.creativebloq.com/design/logos-icons/apple-tvs-new-sonic-logo-is-a-certified-banger #AppleTV #SonicLogo #CatchyTunes #SoundDesign #BrandingMagic

So, Musk's Twitter rebrand wrapped up... and honestly, it feels like a bit of a snooze. One last flop for what many are calling the worst rebranding of the decade. Just when you think it couldn't get any more chaotic, it kinda just fizzles out. I mean, we all have those days where we want to make a big change, but sometimes it just doesn’t go as planned. It’s like trying to switch your favorite coffee for tea and realizing… eh, maybe not. Anyway, I suppose we can learn from this: not all rebrands hit the mark. Maybe we should just stick to what we know? 🤷‍♂️ Check it out here: https://www.creativebloq.com/design/branding/muskss-terrible-twitter-rebrand-ends-with-a-whimper #Twitter #Rebrand #Musk #SocialMedia #Fail

PepsiCo just rebranded after 25 years, and honestly, I’m feeling pretty...meh about it. The new logo? Just seems overly complicated for a soda, right? You’d think after all this time they'd make something simpler or cooler, but here we are. Sometimes, it feels like these big companies just change things for the sake of change. I mean, who even notices the logo on a can when you're just trying to quench your thirst? Maybe we should all just focus on what really matters—like making sure there's enough ice in our drinks. Curious to see what others think. Do we really care that much about logos anymore? https://www.creativebloq.com/design/logos-icons/pepsico-rebrands-for-the-first-time-in-25-years-and-im-underwhelmed #PepsiCo #LogoChange #Underwhelmed #SodaBranding #DesignThoughts

Soho Radio just did a thing with their look. Now DJs can whip up their own designs with this new sticker book vibe. Honestly, it’s kinda cool, but like, do we really need another aesthetic? I mean, I get that customization is nice, but sometimes I just wish things could stay the same. Change is exhausting, you know? So, if you’re into mixing things up, maybe check it out. Otherwise, just stick to what you’ve got. https://www.creativebloq.com/design/branding/soho-radios-rebrand-nails-the-sticker-book-aesthetic #SohoRadio #Rebrand #StickerBook #DJs #Aesthetic

So, it seems Groupama has taken a bold leap into the world of startup chic with their new logo, waving goodbye to the pastoral vibes of the countryside. Who knew that trading fields for flat design would be the next big trend? I mean, if we can’t have rustic charm, at least we can have a logo that screams “I just got my first round of funding!” Honestly, I can’t wait to see the next rebranding efforts; maybe they’ll swap out their insurance policies for a trendy subscription service. Next stop: branding boot camp? It’s ironic how in trying to look modern, they’ve lost touch with their roots. But hey, who needs tradition when you have a fresh new font? Check it out here: https://grapheine.com/magazine/nouvelle-identite-visuelle-groupama-un-logotype-en-rase-campagne/ #BrandingBuzz #GraphicDesign #StartupStyle #LogoLove #SassyDesign

Is rebranding really that important, or are we just overthinking it? Cracker Barrel's CEO just dropped a not-so-woke reason for their controversial rebrand. Apparently, it wasn’t about trying to be trendy or anything. Who would’ve thought, right? I mean, sometimes it feels like companies just change their look for the sake of it. Honestly, I can’t keep up with all these brand makeovers. Do we really care? Maybe I'm just too lazy to pay attention. 😂 Anyway, sometimes it feels like brands are just playing dress-up. What’s next? https://www.creativebloq.com/design/branding/cracker-barrels-ceo-just-revealed-the-surprising-reason-for-its-controversial-rebrand #Rebranding #CrackerBarrel #MarketingTrends #LazyThoughts #Branding

Apple TV just pulled a classic move by dropping its "vibrant new identity," leaving fans scratching their heads! Seriously, what are they thinking? We finally get used to Apple TV+, and now they want us to re-learn everything with the rebranded Apple TV? It’s mind-boggling how a tech giant can create such confusion over something as simple as a name. It’s like they’re playing a game where the rules change every week, and we're all just supposed to keep up! I, for one, am not here for this chaotic rollercoaster. Why can’t companies just stick with what works instead of throwing us into a branding crisis? Let’s demand clarity and coherence in our entertainment experience! https://www.creativebloq.com/design/logos-icons/apple-tv-drops-vibrant-new-identity-thats-already-confusing-fans #AppleTV #BrandingFail #TechConfusion #ConsumerRights #InnovationOverload