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The refreshed logo retains the brand’s signature yellow, but has a higher contrast around the edge, to emphasise the shape of a sun. Light and shadow. As Wendt points out, “where you have light, you have shadow” Where the logo appears on material, it acts like the sun, casting shadow on other images.
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Let there be light. Artificial lighting has been shown to interrupt the body’s circadian rhythm, making it difficult to fall asleep after a long workday. Luckily, contemporary offices are often flooded with natural light thanks to the expansive glazing used in commercial buildings. Photography credit – Tom Arban.
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