Well-known Michael Graves Design struts it’s stuff with new Department Branding at JCP. This is the first I’ve seen of a bird as a branding element, but maybe I am just out of step with design progress. I like the effect in a three-dimensional setting. I don’t know how it looks in 2D. CLICK the gallery for progressive views.
For other Michael Graves see…
“Michael Graves Brands a Bird” (This Post)
“Michael Graves Toilet Plunger Display“
“Michael Graves or Tin Woodsman?”For recognized Store Entry Branding by Title…
“Tiffany Art Deco Door Pull“
“Lego Brand as Street Art”
“Ice Axe Door Handles by REI”
“Omega Branded First Not Last“
“Cryptic Gucci Floor Medallion”
“Spencer’s Street-Art Storefront”
“Henri Bendel Store-Entry Roundel”
“Vuitton Brands Building in Stone”
“Hermes Logo as Tile Mosaic”
“Hermes Defines Place Not Space”
“Fendi Slate Crossing-the-Line”
“Tory Burch Front Door Beat Down“
“Giorgio Armani Makes an Entrance”
“Links of London Reaches Out”For Store Entry Branding resources see…
“Store Entrance Branding Pinterest Board” for visuals only.
“Store Entrance Branding Index Page” for all resources and links
For Logo Branded Fixture resources see…
“Logo Branded Fixtures Pinterest Board” for a visual summary.
“Logo Branded Fixtures Index Page” for all resources and links
For JCP Fixtures resources see…
“JCPenny Fixtures Pinterest Board“ visual summary
“JCPenny Fixtures Index Page” for all resources
For all Shadowboxes in Retail resources see…
“Shadowboxes Pinterest Board“ visual summary.
“Shadowboxes Index Page” for all resources and links
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