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New York – Design firm Sagmeister & Walsh has created an interactive logo for software product Fugue.
A product of US software company Luminal, Fugue automates the regeneration of Cloud infrastructure to negate the effects of storing data in one place for long periods. Sagmeister & Walsh wanted to reflect the ephemerality of the Cloud in its branding, resulting in a linear, elegant logo that changes shape based on the movement of data. ‘Our logo works like the software does: it constantly regenerates itself while data moves from one point to another,’ explains the creative agency. The logo application also has a drawing function so that users can create abstract visuals in the Fugue language on their tablet devices.
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