Bruce Mau's studio designed a campaign for Canada in 2012 that is as simple as it is powerful. The logo strongly refers to the Canadian flag - two red blocks with white space in between. As a logo without context, that already works very well. In the campaign, the logo really gets its hold because all kinds of typical Canadian landscapes, important people and special objects are placed between the red blocks. This gives the national flag a new, connecting meaning and that is a wonderful achievement. Goosebumps when I first saw this campaign.
Maartel Stal
George&HarrisonTech to Market is a marketing agency with a focus on thoughtful solutions for High Tech companies and startups. Giving direction (from… to…) is already anchored in the company name and forms the core of their approach. However, that fact was not used in the ‘old’ identity. A shame, we thought. We made the existing company name more powerful by using the guiding character as the basis. The new identity is peppered with wordplay, which is always formed from the word mark (profit to value / consumer to ambassador / invention to innovation / now to next) and which stands for the vision of marketing from Tech to Market in an ever changing world.