Celebrating a Decade of Strategic Creativity with a Bold New Look
Looking Back:
Honoring the Original Vision
From Refresh to Rebrand:
Embracing the Challenge
We initially saw this as a simple update to our logo—a fresh coat of paint on a strong foundation. However, as we explored new designs, we quickly realized that we had outgrown our original visual identity. The square, once a central part of our brand, became a key point of debate. Should it stay? Should it evolve?
What started as a refresh turned into a much deeper challenge. We needed a brand identity that honored where we started, while clearly reflecting who we are now and where we’re going.
The Process:
Thoughtful, Thorough, and Team-Driven
Over six months, our design team explored more than 150 logo concepts across 11 rounds of creative development. It wasn’t quick, but it was deliberate. We collaborated across teams, gathered honest feedback, and asked trusted industry peers for input. Their insights helped validate the final choice and gave us confidence that the new logo truly represents the evolution of TMG.
The Result: A Brand Identity That Threads It All Together
- Our new logo features a logomark that intentionally moves “beyond the box.” It reflects our growth, values, and vision.
- The abstract “TMG” letterforms symbolize creativity and the flexible, thoughtful approach we take on every project.
- The tilted square in the background signifies strategy. It remains a foundation but is now more refined and intentional.
- The signature gold thread ties everything together. It represents our name and the way we blend strategy and creativity into a seamless experience.
What We Learned
(and What You Can Take Away)
- A simple brand refresh can turn into a full rebrand—and that’s okay.
- Milestones like a 10-year anniversary are perfect times to reflect and realign.
- When decision-making becomes difficult, involving your team and peers can bring clarity.
- A strong rebrand doesn’t just update your look—it tells your story and signals where you’re headed.