Triggernometry Logo: Youtube Show & Podcast Branding

Triggernometry logo design - red circle with speech bubble tail and white circular type - designed by Toop Studio
Triggernometry Logo - Youtube Channel & podcast branding - Designed by Toop Studio
Triggernometry logo design - red circle with speech bubble tail and white circular type with illustrations of the presenters Konstantin Kisin and Francis Foster - designed by Toop Studio
Triggernometry Raw logo with brick wall background - Live Comedy Youtube Show - Toop Studio
Triggernometry podcast logo design - Toop Studio
Triggernometry Youtube channel design - Toop Studio

Triggernometry Logo Design

 

Triggernometry is a YouTube show and podcast, launched in 2018 by comedians Konstantin Kisin and Francis Foster. They host interviews with a wide variety of guests to discuss politics, economics, psychology, free speech and contemporary cultural issues. Triggernometry also streams live without guests with a satirical show called ‘RAW’.

The Design Brief

Triggernometry had an old logo dating back to the launch of their show that needed updating. The previous logo was a red circle with emphasis on the word ‘Trigger’, which seemed to communicate ‘hot button topics’, a brand approach that perhaps suited the show when they started but was no longer descriptive of the broader range of guests and topics covered.

Triggernometry logo - before and after comparison

Triggernometry logo – before and after redesign comparison

The design brief was to position the show around their new strapline: ‘Honest conversations with fascinating people.’ While the show still discussed controversial topics on occasion, the focus needed to be on ‘conversation’.

The Outcome

Our design turned what was a ‘red button’ into a stylised ‘speech bubble’ with more legible and balanced typography. We also developed alternative versions of the logo for specific uses, such as a version containing illustrated portraits of the hosts, and a sub-brand version for their live-streamed satire show ‘RAW’.

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