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THE HARRIS-WALZ LOGO JUST GOT A SUBTLE MAKEOVER. CAN YOU SEE IT?

The new Harris-Walz campaign logo underwent subtle changes, including centering the crossbar in the "H" and reshaping the "R" legs, with an overall design aimed at simplicity and adaptability. The logo sets Harris' name in Fearless, a sans-serif inspired by 1980s French road signs, and Walz's in Balto, a versatile Gothic sans-serif. The redesign addresses early criticism over kerning and height differences, aligning with historic, straightforward presidential campaign designs.

GOOGLE DEBUTS PIXEL STUDIO AI IMAGE-MAKING APP

Google introduced Pixel Studio, an innovative image generation app, at its Pixel 9 event. Preinstalled on all Pixel 9 devices, the app allows users to create and edit images through prompts, altering elements and styles post-creation. During the demo, it transformed a bonfire picture into a beach scene with the Golden Gate Bridge using a pixel art style, showcasing its capabilities. Powered by on-device AI and Google's cloud-based Imagen 3 model, the app enhances Pixel phones' suite of AI tools.

THERE ARE OVER 42 LA 2028 OLYMPIC LOGOS

The countdown for the LA 2028 Summer Olympic Games has begun. A series of vibrant and eclectic logo designs crafted by top creatives and iconic celebrities has been revealed. These logos celebrate the original talent from Team USA, each telling its own unique story that embodies LA's culturally diverse and creative spirit. The many designs mark an unprecedented approach, blending contemporary flair with the Olympics' traditional heritage.

ORCA CRAFTS AN IMMERSIVE IDENTITY FOR FAMILY-OWNED CORNISH BREWERY

ORCA, a Bristol-based brand agency, developed a visual identity for St Austell's new series of tap rooms, led by Harbour Brewing Co, to appeal to a diverse audience while staying connected to the master brand. The brand strategy, 'Deeply connected,' draws inspiration from the coastal culture of Charlestown, reflected in the color palette, typography, and interior design, creating a cohesive brand experience.

CRAVING CONVENIENCE: THE PSYCHOLOGY BEHIND FAST FOOD KIOSKS

Fast food self-service kiosks transform the dining experience by offering speed, convenience, and autonomy. These kiosks tap into our psychological need for control and instant gratification, influencing consumer behavior and boosting sales. However, poorly designed kiosks can lead to frustration, decision fatigue, and increased impulse spending, highlighting the importance of thoughtful UX design.

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