Intel Rebrand

 
 
 
For only the third time in history, Intel evolved their iconic logo and revitalized their brand. The new logo is simple, confident and transformational. It represents a dramatic simplification of the Intel brand identity.
 
 
 



Crafted with an underlying geometry, Intel's new logo has a refined symmetry, balance and proportion that is both understated and iconic. 



 
 
 
The new logo is a modern evolution, but retains strong visual elements of their legacy brand marks — making it feel both familiar and new.
 
 
 
 
 
 
The dot of the "i" represents the potential and power of the Intel processor. It is the only symbology in the logo and the only symbol Intel needs. Like a catalyst, it represents the power of what’s inside. 
 
 
 



Design Language

The foundation of the new Intel master brand visual language is an iconic graphic device we call "The Spark." The Spark is a corner-to-corner relationship between a small square and a larger square. It visually represents Intel technology as the catalyst for bigger, world changing ideas. 

Literally illustrating the ability to spark what’s next, this graphic device can be seen in all aspects of Intel’s new brand identity and visual language. Its' influence informs everything from the new badge designs to marketing layouts and beyond. 






Color Palette

To better reflect Intel’s impact on a diverse world and enable the brand to express itself dynamically, the new visual language strategically embraces a bold, new and expanded color palette. While the new brand expression strategically expands the use of a wider palette, it maintains a strong connection to Intel Blue and remains a blue first brand.






Iconography

The newly developed icon system establishes a more unified, consistent and flexible standard across all Intel properties. It is built on a multi-level, fidelity-based framework that embodies the new “Spark” brand motif.






Typography

We created a proprietary brand font family called Intel One. This typeface was carefully crafted to consider and incorporate the modern, geometric sensibility established in the new logo as well as the highest standards of modern typeface design. 






CREDITS
Agency: VMLY&R
Team: Brand ID and Design Studio
Robb Smigielski - Chief Design Officer
Michael Eppelheimer - Executive Design Director  
Dave Swearingen - Group Design Director
Jason Borzouyeh - Group Design Director
Andrew Mirakian - Design Director
Nate Hofer - Design Director
Trent White - Design Director
Kevin Lee - Design Director​​​​​​​
Chris Thomas - Associate Design Director
Matt McNary - Associate Design Director
​​​​​​​Caleb Newberg - Associate Design Director
Carson Catlin - Integrated Production Supervisor



Intel Rebrand
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Intel Rebrand

In 2020, we had the opportunity to rebrand one of the world’s largest companies and most iconic brands. The project was a massive undertaking and Read More

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