The brand will also begin to incorporate texture, color, movement and memes throughout videos, posters, presentations, GIFs and banners. Twitter is giving its brand a bit of a make-over after a whirlwind year. CMO Leslie Berland announced the news in a 17-tweet thread on Wednesday, that said users were the inspiration for the new look — and confirmed that its iconic bird mascot won't be going anywhere. Berland emphasized that tweets remain at the center of the brand and that while Twitter's bird logo will not change, the brand will be "playing around" with how it shows up. Twitter's new appearance will include a new typography called "Chirp." The brand will also begin to incorporate texture, color, movement and memes throughout videos, posters, presentations, GIFs and banners. We also created a new typography that's flexible and expressive, bold, agile and fun, reflecting the voices that make Twitter, Twitter.