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If this Chicken’s a Kickin’ don’t Come a Cluckin’ - Brand New The old was pretty hilarious. I mean, a chicken, kicking Hobo? And Hobo is all, like, “don’t kick me”? I love it. Of course, it was bad. Not bad a for a one-locale small restaurant but with great franchising comes great responsibility and the old one would have had a hard time portraying a solid business model. In contrast, the new logo is really great. It reduces the chicken to just the head, not just saving significantly on space used but in creating something much more iconic and on par with franchise restaurants — its red crest rivals the pigtails of Wendy (who’s been on this site too much this week already). The rendering of the chicken is spot on. It’s energetic and concise. I also very much enjoy the type lock-up with the “N”s lining up on the right and the “K” and “C” on the left, leaving a little nook for the “The”, and major bonus points for the hanging apostrophe.

If this Chicken’s a Kickin’ don’t Come a Cluckin’ - Brand New

The old was pretty hilarious. I mean, a chicken, kicking Hobo? And Hobo is all, like, “don’t kick me”? I love it. Of course, it was bad. Not bad a for a one-locale small restaurant but with great franchising comes great responsibility and the old one would have had a hard time portraying a solid business model. In contrast, the new logo is really great. It reduces the chicken to just the head, not just saving significantly on space used but in creating something much more iconic and on par with franchise restaurants — its red crest rivals the pigtails of Wendy (who’s been on this site too much this week already). The rendering of the chicken is spot on. It’s energetic and concise. I also very much enjoy the type lock-up with the “N”s lining up on the right and the “K” and “C” on the left, leaving a little nook for the “The”, and major bonus points for the hanging apostrophe.

Whale Knives Steel double-edged cutlery designed by Tetsu Yamashita and hand-made by Tosa, a company mastered in traditional cutlery.

Whale Knives

Steel double-edged cutlery designed by Tetsu Yamashita and hand-made by Tosa, a company mastered in traditional cutlery.

“This kit especially addresses typography maniacs and gourmets. It’s entirely hand-made and includes: a reusable box, a finely decorated jar containing extra virgin olive oil of certified prime quality, the original wooden types (4 cm high), a little bag containing the olive leaves the oil has been made from. The tag is hand-stamped through the old printing techniques of mobile wooden types. All the items in the box are reusable. You can use your creativity and give birth to thousand new products. An example? The box can be used as a table lamp as well as the jar. The wooden font? A fanciful key case.” (via TheDieLine)

“This kit especially addresses typography maniacs and gourmets. It’s entirely hand-made and includes: a reusable box, a finely decorated jar containing extra virgin olive oil of certified prime quality, the original wooden types (4 cm high), a little bag containing the olive leaves the oil has been made from. The tag is hand-stamped through the old printing techniques of mobile wooden types. All the items in the box are reusable. You can use your creativity and give birth to thousand new products. An example? The box can be used as a table lamp as well as the jar. The wooden font? A fanciful key case.” (via TheDieLine)

Krispy Kreme presents GLAMOUR Doughnuts In celebration of Glamour’s 10th Anniversary as a leading women’s magazine in the UK, Krispy Kreme has made a specially limited edition glazed doughnut. This glaze looks more like a nice lip gloss color than it does a yummy doughnut glaze but thumbs up to Glamour for getting their own doughnut. The pink glaze is strawberry flavored and the purple glaze is blackcurrant. Before you run out to go grab yourself one, these specialized treats are only being sold in UK stores. BTW: It’s good to know the difference between how DOUGHNUT and DONUT is used in different settings.

Krispy Kreme presents GLAMOUR Doughnuts

In celebration of Glamour’s 10th Anniversary as a leading women’s magazine in the UK, Krispy Kreme has made a specially limited edition glazed doughnut. This glaze looks more like a nice lip gloss color than it does a yummy doughnut glaze but thumbs up to Glamour for getting their own doughnut. The pink glaze is strawberry flavored and the purple glaze is blackcurrant. Before you run out to go grab yourself one, these specialized treats are only being sold in UK stores.

BTW: It’s good to know the difference between how DOUGHNUT and DONUT is used in different settings.

Kabuto Noodles Kabuto Noodles are a delicious combination of authentic Asian flavours and quality ingredients, prepared with the skill, dedication and discipline of a Samurai warrior. Creative Partner, Shaun Bowen says “When the character of a man is not clear to you, look at his noodles”. (via thedieline) To see more works by UK (aka B&B studio) click here.

Kabuto Noodles

Kabuto Noodles are a delicious combination of authentic Asian flavours and quality ingredients, prepared with the skill, dedication and discipline of a Samurai warrior.

Creative Partner, Shaun Bowen says “When the character of a man is not clear to you, look at his noodles”. (via thedieline)

To see more works by UK (aka B&B studio) click here.

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