White brand

The Off White font uses Helvetica Neue Bold. This famous font is used by Virgil Abloh in many of his quotation designs and collections. To download this font and to see the Off White brand colors in detail, check out the full blog post on Gridfiti!

It’s no secret that I’m obsessed with neutral color palettes. There are so many refined, honest, soothing, muted colors that it can be hard to nail down the right option for your company or brand. Today I’m sharing some gorgeous neutral color examples to help give some design inspiration, and why I

I had so much fun creating this semi-custom brand and can't deny that this greek-revival inspired, romantic vibe is on point!

Vixen - The Black and White Edition features rapper and model Iggy Azalea, bloggers and fashion from all around the world.

Negative space logos are logos that create cleverly with white space or background color and make a new logo or artwork. Its's called "Negative space". It's

The streetwear scene continues to dominate fashion, merging casual and athletic wear with haute couture in innovative collaborations. Despite the overall decline of retail shopping, these brands are thriving, driven by fresh looks, celebrity style, and social media. Here are the hottest designer brands you've never heard of.

The Jolie Serenity Collection is inspired by nature, organic elements, and feelings of calm. Comprised of five colors that evoke tranquility and comfort, this collection creates beautiful, balanced, and elevated interiors. Featured colors: Palace White, Dove Grey, Zen, Misty Cove, and Eucalyptus. View color inspiration

When it comes to selling a product, companies go out of their way to make theirs as attractive as possible. The marketing, the package design, and even the product itself scream in hopes of drawing your attention, whether they’re on your phone screen or on the store shelves. And thus we are constantly engulfed by the noise that these products make.

Branding: Caribou Coffee - Stationary yellow, white, black, bold and clean lines

UK-based graphic designers Liam + Jord undertook a 365-day challenge to create one new typographic logo of a common word we use every day. The objective