Original Design vs Failed Redesign
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My Solution
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This project was a redesign of the British Service Royal Mail in an attempt to resolve a failed logo redesign the company went through in which they chose to return to their original design. I chose to rebrand the company with a simple but elegant look, keeping the royal crown and austerity while modernizing and simplifying the logo. The logo was made in Illustrator and the mockups in Photoshop.