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The design has been developed in two directions, it is the focal point that creates the difference between the two opposing factions. For humans, design is composed of well-defined and clean forms. The choice of rigorous and clear shapes is functional to the interpretation of the world in which the protagonists find themselves, completely opposed to the design of their enemies both in materials and shapes, in fact the latter have a much more bionic and deformed design.
World Industrial Design Conference is a visual identity system created for a global industrial design event. The letter I in the conference logo is extended into a light cone, which is the main supporting graphic of the identity. The light cone stands for industry, integration, international exchange and innovation. Light cones in several colors rise upward and represent designers, design institutions, manufacturing companies and universities. The identity is applied in flat graphics and in three dimensional animation, guided by a set of design standards.
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Strange is designed for a departmental exhibition Pratt Institute held in 2019, discussing the relationship between the humorous situation in a stand-up comedy and the different perspective audiences can get. Stand-up comedy has revealed a vivid instance of how violations are perceived differently among collective identities. This project is based on quantitative and qualitative research. The campaign provokes intersectional perspectives and undergoing social changes driven by shifts in collaboration.
Pleady Branding is a brand identity program created for a specialized taping manufacturer. The program covers the brand name, the brand logo, packaging, websites, product catalogs, brand movies and trade show booths. The name joins the words play and ready. Communication is built around the tagline Tape or Lose and a key visual of a female runner, inspired by the line that runs through the logo. A yellow-green brand color marks the focus on athletes. Color management keeps the brand color consistent on paper, film and screens.
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Listening to Transparency is the visual identity for an exhibition of sound art that presented 44 audio and visual works. The design is based on circular waves that represent sound sources. The waves vary in angle, curvature and colour. The titles are silk-screen printed on transparent PVC in a graduated dot grid, while the waves are printed on cotton paper with Risograph technology. The two layers combine into one image, and turning the printed page reveals the waves. The transparent look reflects the materials used in the artworks and the fleeting nature of sound.
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A brand that translates family history. Coffee, family, 7 children and Mr Tunico. These are the pillars of this story, and that is what the logo translates. The coffee design discreetly replaces the i dot; the inseparable companion hat represents Mr Tunico; the typography represents family tradition and the handcraft way of coffee production. A seal design is to identify the brand quickly when applied into various places and objects with the use of the T, initial letter of Tunico, his hat and the 7 grains around, representing the 7 children to whom he passed the legacy of his lands and crops.
Holystone is an electronic component provider for 40 years. The piling square elements are made with their products and values, which help Holystone to show the strength and unique technology to the graduates. Logo, poster, shirts, documents, booth decoration, pamphlets, and gifts are all included to build up a strong attraction. The characters with big eyes wide open are looking for potential members, just as recruiting the talented people is like searching under the sea.
Pizzamax is a brand identity for a small pizza restaurant chain in Lithuania. The earlier identity mixed several graphic styles and gave customers little sense of the brand. The redesign uses a simplified logo with red, black and white, colors linked to classic Italian pizza. The words pizza and max are placed on different sides of the business cards and pizza boxes. The letters M and X have curved ends that suggest bakers carrying pizzas with straight arms. The identity is applied to business cards, letterhead, pizza boxes and clothing.
Arch-able is a stencil typeface designed for digital fabrication. The typeface supports the Arch-able platform, which archives and distributes digital data of architects' designs. The character set includes 26 letters, 10 numbers and 26 symbols. All corners are rounded, so drill bits, laser cutters and other tools can reach and follow every corner. Many stencil typefaces have right angle corners that cannot be engraved. Arch-able removes that limit and helps beginners produce three-dimensional lettering with common tools.
Doolot is a brand identity created for a trading house. Doolot is a Kyrgyz word that means wealth, happiness and grace. The identity is based on a stylized capital Cyrillic letter D that is shaped like a crown. The crown refers to superiority and to the throne as a symbol of power. Gold is used as the main color because it matches the general concept of the brand. The identity includes a logo, a visual system and brand style guidelines. The design is intended to convey power, progress, versatility and resourcefulness.
Superlimao is a brand identity created for a Brazilian architecture firm. The logo is inspired by grotesque typography, giving a sober tone that contrasts with a series of colorful illustrations and patterns. The identity includes business cards, stickers for closing envelopes, an institutional presentation and posters. The posters are printed on 75 gram offset paper and glued to walls and sidings to mark the office headquarters and the building sites. The visual language can be both sober and expressive, according to the message and the context.
An art book was designed to explore a question raised by a jewelry artist; our mental association process is now more dependent on online searching rather than our personal experiences or sensibilities. The book features 8 collages and keywords derived from an image search algorithm. The words are each printed separately on tracing paper so that the viewer can see either just the collage, or the combination of it with its keywords.
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