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Project 
30 Year Anniversary

Role
Concept
Graphic Design
Art Direction

Interscope Records

30 Year Anniversary Campaign

We were asked in a call for entry to pitch a logo and design identity for the 30th anniversary of Interscope Records. Staying true to the original iconic aesthetic and feel of the Interscope logo, we created logos for "30 years" and "since 1991" by extrapolating the forms of the original logo. The logo fits in with the existing design system while providing an opportunity to stand out and set itself apart through use of color.

Collaborators
Blue Hamel 
Zane Comer

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For Interscope’s 30th anniversary, we aimed to celebrate the legacy of an indelible record label while applying modern textures and emerging tech to our graphical treatments, crafting a perfect middle ground between the cultural nostalgia of Interscope as a brand and its continued relevance in 2021. Recent style trends point to a resurgence in the late 90’s-early 2000’s aesthetic, enabling us to combine a vintage visual identity with a state-of-the-art design framework that essentially represents the best of both worlds. From iconic artists like 2Pac, Eminem, and Dr. Dre to current staples like Playboi Carti and Billie Eilish, Interscope’s fluidity as a label is a testament to its ongoing success; we aim to capture that fluidity with a visual aesthetic that forms a seamless through-line from the label’s historical triumphs to its constant capacity for growth and re-invention. The following ideas represent this fusion of old and new, past and future; the fabled story of Interscope and where it plans to go next. 

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Symbol Logo

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Wordmark Logo

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Alternative "1991" logo, the year when Interscope was founded.

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