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Fusebox rebrand

Contributed by Michu Benaim S on Oct 12th, 2023. Artwork published in
circa September 2023
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Fusebox rebrand 1
Source: weareinhouse.com License: All Rights Reserved.

For the past 20 years, Fusebox had been a hidden gem in Austin, presenting unforgettable live performances from some of the world’s most inventive artists.

The rebrand and accompanying campaign captures what’s exciting, daring, and irresistible about Fusebox in a way that speaks to the experience-loving people of Austin. In the campaign, fans recount their favorite shows stumble into what’s kept Fusebox from welcoming lots of new people: how hard it is to explain outside the context of the moment.

The brand identity is about capturing that excitement of discovery. It’s anchored by a custom-drawn corner-shaped logo that both represents intersection, and is an open frame that adapts to possibility.

Fusebox rebrand 2
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Fusebox rebrand 3
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Fusebox rebrand 4
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Fusebox rebrand 5
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3 Comments on “Fusebox rebrand”

  1. Does the top-heavy custom type have a name; is it a font? I see it appears in applications beyond the logotype.

    Detail from the Fusebox website

  2. Howdy! The brand and sub-brand wordmarks (Festival, Membership, Presents, Fusebox at, and Fusebash) are all illustrated.

  3. I see, thank you, Michu!

    For those looking for a font in the stylistic vicinity, see Gyparody (based on Anonymous) or Positive Vibe JNL.

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