Graphic

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Designer / Brand: Kenarköse Creative Project: Visual Identity Design Classification: Graphic

ODTU Sanat 20

For the 20th year of ODTU Sanat, an annually held art festival by Middle East Technical University, the request was to build a visual language to highlight the consequent 20 years of the festival. As requested, the 20th year of the festival was emphasized by approaching it like a covered art piece to be unveiled. Shadows of the same colored layers that form the numbers 2, and 0 created a 3D illusion. This illusion gives the feeling of relief and the numbers look like they melted into the background. The vivid color choice creates a subtle contrast with the tranquility of the wavy 20.

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Designer / Brand: Kalyani Kamat Bambolkar Project: Posters Classification: Graphic

Ten

The design is a campaign for Kingston University's Fashion show event. The photography for this campaign is done by creating 'X' marks by on a model's body which indicates the symbolism of clothes on one's body. 'X' also indicates the tenth anniversary of the fashion school of Kingston university. E-vite was sent to all the guests and posters and brochures were displayed in the Design Museum of London.

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Designer / Brand: Peng Wang Project: Brand Identity Classification: Graphic

CIDIH

Cidih is a brand identity designed for an educational and scientific research base in Milan, Italy, jointly built by Tsinghua University and Politecnico di Milano. The letters C and D form positive and negative shapes of each other, symbolizing the unity of theory and practice and the inclusiveness of an international platform. The semicircle in the center suggests a rising sun. The letter H stands for hub, and its negative shape holds the silhouette of the name. The identity is applied to printed materials, digital signage, websites, screens, cut sheets and acrylic.

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Designer / Brand: Ruis Vargas Project: Branding Classification: Graphic

Uebaa

Uebaa is a brand identity created for a company that makes products for children. The identity is based on four ideas: playful, functional, sustainable and aesthetic. These ideas are expressed through a wide color palette, illustrations and pictograms. The visual language addresses children, while the brand ideas speak to parents. The system is applied to a brandbook of 96 pages, tags, cards, stationery, surfaces, social media and a website. Most printed items are produced by offset printing in CMYK colors, and the illustrations are made digitally.

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Designer / Brand: Amanda Dempster Project: Brand Identity Classification: Graphic

Tathra Eco Camp

After being destroyed in the devastating Australian bushfires, Tathra Eco Camp needed a symbolic identity that told a story of rejuvenation, history, and natural immersion. The owners sought a brand suite that would hero the lands unique story whilst also honoring its cultural significance and their commitment to eco-tourism. The resulting brand styling and representations are reflective of the camp's natural appeal and pay tribute to the renewed landscape with the iconic tree rings and unique color scheme symbolic of growth, history, and rejuvenation of the destination.

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Designer / Brand: M — N Associates Project: Branding and Packaging Classification: Graphic

Leman Jewelry

Visual solution to Leman Jewelry's new identity was a complete new system to expose the luxury, exquisite yet sophisticated and minimal feeling. The new logo inspired by Leman's working process, their haute couture design service, by crafting all diamond shapes surrounding a star-symbol or sparkle symbol, creating a sophisticated symbol and also echoing the shining effect of diamond. Following up, all collateral materials were produced with high quality details to highlight and enrich luxuriousness of all new brand visual elements.

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Designer / Brand: VISANG Project: Brand Identity Classification: Graphic

Viewing History

Viewing Korean History is a cover design series for three history textbooks. The covers were created for middle school and high school students. A simple diamond-shaped graphic and typography at the center present the subject name and keep the identity of the series consistent. The two middle school books share the same layout. The high school cover shows the modern student connected to different eras within one space. Stickers and epoxy match the background color, and a no-scratch coating limits wear during use.

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Designer / Brand: Ruud Winder Project: Corporate Identity Classification: Graphic

Rogier That Inspirationlabs

Suicide is the first cause of death among young people in the Netherlands. Rogier Hulst, a valued colleague, and friend of the design team passed away much too young. His mother founded Roger That to offer other young people the opportunity to receive shelter, a listening ear, and coaching. As a young designer, Rogier had a unique logo. Since Roger That originated from the death of Rogier Hulst, the agency wanted the design to stem from his design. Based on the typical logo of Rogier van Hulst, the designer made a system that represents the multi-coloreds and diversity of the youngsters.

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Designer / Brand: Kimhung Choi Project: Wayfinding System Classification: Graphic

Oil Street Art Space

Oil Street Art Space is a wayfinding system created for a public art and cultural venue in Hong Kong. The site includes a historic red brick building and a newer two-storey building with outdoor areas for exhibitions and community activities. The form of the signage is derived from the venue logo and combines three surface areas. Black is used to suit the historic setting, with one area in the brand colour. The signs are made of stainless steel with powder coating and painted debossed letters, and are fixed between the bricks to limit damage to the building.

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Designer / Brand: Paul Robb Project: Typeface Design Classification: Graphic

Monk Font

Monk seeks a balance between the openness and legibility of humanist sans serifs and a more regularized character of the square sans serif. Although originally designed as a Latin typeface it was decided early on that it needed a wider dialogue to include an Arabic version. Both Latin and Arabic design us the same rationale and the idea of shared geometry. The strength of the parallel design process allows the two languages to have balanced harmony and grace. Both Arabic and Latin work seamlessly together having shared counters, stem thickness, and curved forms.

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Designer / Brand: Yu Morisawa Project: Corporate Identity Classification: Graphic

A Inc

A Inc is a corporate identity program created for a company based in Tokyo. The identity is built around a single letter A formed from colored stripes. The stripes represent the energy and potential of every person involved with the company. The overlapping stripes show how the company takes shape through a diversity of preferences. The identity is applied to business cards and envelopes, and each person can select a favorite color. Envelope colors can be matched to recipients. The logo is embossed to keep the strong colors subtle.

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Designer / Brand: Wang Zhiqi Project: Corporate Identity Classification: Graphic

C'YiShu

C'YiShu is a corporate identity created for a studio that combines architectural interior design with piano education. The identity is built around a custom symbol that joins Chinese characters with spatial form. Auxiliary graphics represent the business areas of the studio, which include design, piano, coffee, and furniture. The symbol works as a complete visual system rather than a single logo. Applications include notebooks, business cards, envelopes, cloth bags, and brooches, made with silver printing, white hot stamping, specialty paper, and metal laser cutting.

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