02-07-2022, 06:10 PM
(This post was last modified: 02-07-2022, 06:21 PM by Medianext.MX.)
Disney Channel International is rolling out a flatter new look, initially for the CEEMEA and Spanish feeds.
The USA and Latin American versions of the channel are unaffected: the USA still uses the latest global look, whilst Latin American has a standalone design created by Flopicco Design Studio (introduced shortly after the Disney/Fox IC merger).
PBS Kids' new logo and brand identity will launch on July 19. Lippincott, who previously worked with PBS on their 2019 rebrand, did the entire rebranding process. As expected, Dash, Dot, Del and Dee will replaced by a kit of characters which prioritises American minorities (African American, Latinxs, Muslim Americans, Indian Americans, queer communities, the disabled and impaired...) but retains the familiar graphical style of the troupe which graced PBS Kids for over two decades; the colour palette is now that of the core PBS brand, but much lighter and kid-friendly.
The USA and Latin American versions of the channel are unaffected: the USA still uses the latest global look, whilst Latin American has a standalone design created by Flopicco Design Studio (introduced shortly after the Disney/Fox IC merger).
PBS Kids' new logo and brand identity will launch on July 19. Lippincott, who previously worked with PBS on their 2019 rebrand, did the entire rebranding process. As expected, Dash, Dot, Del and Dee will replaced by a kit of characters which prioritises American minorities (African American, Latinxs, Muslim Americans, Indian Americans, queer communities, the disabled and impaired...) but retains the familiar graphical style of the troupe which graced PBS Kids for over two decades; the colour palette is now that of the core PBS brand, but much lighter and kid-friendly.