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Man walking past National Liberty Memorial with text on a red wall.

National Liberty Memorial

A more complete American story

Design B&B was tasked with creating a visual brand identity for the National Liberty Memorial, a monument that will be built in Washington, D.C. to honor the often overlooked enslaved and free Black soldiers who fought in the Revolutionary War. The brand needed to convey credibility and authority, while also appealing to Americans of all ages and backgrounds. Thanks to our client’s years of research, we were able to use patriots’ names to create a type-as-texture pattern. The I’s separating each name — also seen in the logo — represent the pledge of service that thousands of Black veterans made to America. Our team also drew inspiration from Kehinde Wiley, whose stunning portraits reinvigorate historical elements with a modern twist. We sourced traditional 18th-century wallpaper patterns, brightening them with vibrant colors inspired by both the US and the Pan- African flags to create a modern aesthetic that reflects the complex forging of a nation.

Brand Identity

LOGO DESIGN

brand guidelines

TONE OF VOICE

National Liberty Memorial white text on a red background with vibrant "I's."
Red background with a diagonal green and floral patterned "I" design.
Three phone screens promoting the National Liberty Memorial on a red background.
Buttons with the National Liberty Memorial branding and messaging.
Red book cover with embossed National Liberty Memorial text.
Open book spreads with James Robinson text and detailed design elements
National Liberty Memorial brand guidelines displaying several key pages.
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