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Ultimate Guide to Travel & Tourism Sector Branding

Inkbot Design

Ultimate Guide to Travel & Tourism Sector Branding Tourism marketing is a crucial activity (and increasingly so) in the tourism sector. That is why tourism branding takes particular relevance as a differential and success factor. Tourists are increasingly demanding, and tourism competition is fiercer.

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Vintage Logo Design: Inspiration & Examples

Inkbot Design

Modern designers frequently draw creative inspiration from retro advertisements, typography, colour palettes , and graphic styles. He likely lifted motifs from another era to render the words with elaborate curlicues in an advertising poster around 1895. It evokes simplicity, nostalgia, and something authentic from decades past.

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Ant and Dec parody the creative brainstorm in new ad by Leo Burnett UK and Mitre Studios

Creative Boom

Since 2019, the UK public has gotten used to loveable Geordie TV presenters Ant and Dec representing Santander via their parody brand Bank of Antandec. Leisure, travel and tourism company TUI has snapped up the presenters of ITV's Saturday Night Takeaway for a social-first campaign under the 'Live Happy' brand platform.

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Milton Glaser: Designing a Cultural Revolution

Inkbot Design

As art director of iconic magazines such as Esquire and Bazaar, Wolf was a typography and advertising design titan. Created in 1977, the New York State Department of Commerce commissioned this brilliantly simple design to boost tourism. Glaser designed the iconic “I ❤ NY” logo that boosted tourism and optimism.

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1970s Graphic Design: Trends, Designers, and Creativity

Inkbot Design

Psychedelic posters advertised concerts and events with fantastical artwork that echoed the trippy light shows of the venues. The bold, aggressive aesthetics in much activist graphic design starkly contrasted with the polished advertising imagery of the 1960s. The genesis of this now-ubiquitous logo is humbler than one might imagine.

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What to See at Toronto’s 2021 Contact Photography Festival

Azure Magazine

While consistently engaging public and private venues during the month of May, this year sees the showcase actively explore additional outdoor and virtual environments as well as workshops for a longer time frame in response to the pandemic (all while waiting patiently for Provincial guidelines to dictate the access to indoor gallery exhibitions).

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Picks of the month: the best design events to catch in March

Design Week

It’s taking a look at the brand side of things specifically, from its beginning as a record store right up to its present as (hopeful) pioneers of space tourism. “Brands and advertising agencies have a platform to influence, and with that comes responsibility. This initiative dives into these complex relationships.”