For all the design-world derision, the CIA’s motives are clear: the creation of a brave new brand for bold new generation of brand-savvy recruits.
A few days before insurrectionists stormed the U.S. Capitol, the Central Intelligence Agency — “the Nation’s first line of defense” — unveiled a rebrand.
The government-issue website was replaced with a bold and dramatic “dark mode” look:
And the patriotic seal (eagle, compass, scroll) morphed into a strikingly contemporary design:
This edgy new identity is a departure not only from the visual tradition of U.S. intelligence agencies …
… it is a departure from the conventional crests and seals of most competing foreign services, allied and hostile:
Read more ....
WNU Editor: It is not only the logo that has changed. The CIA's Twitter posts are now different .... ‘Creepy’: CIA trolled over baffling Valentine’s Day poem on Twitter (RT).
No comments:
Post a Comment