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Villa Sorra is situated in the heart of the countryside of Emilia. It is surrounded by trails of fog wounding their way through the morning light and the checkerboard created by peasants' hard work. It is a pleasant and almost enchanted place. It is a gem that tells a story made by peculiar legends, protected animals, and grapes that become world-renowned Made in Italy's excellences: the Tortellini, the Balsamic Vinegar, and the Parmigiano Reggiano cheese.
Tea and Tea is a Chinese drink brand whose marketing strategy centers around Chinese tea latte. The logo consists of the lettering Tea and Tea and the Arabic numeral 2, which dominates the trademark and has a distinctive appearance due to the integration of a tea leaf. In combination with a clear, eye-catching color scheme and a straightforward stylistic idiom that informs, for instance, the packaging design and retail displays, Tea and Tea’s visual appearance achieves high brand recognition.
Chez Vous is a visual identity created for a Belgian restaurant in Sao Paulo, Brazil. The identity reinterprets Belgian icons, such as Magritte, the Manneken Pis, rain and traditional fries, through a simple illustration style. Short texts include Belgian dialect variations, adding a sense of humor to the graphic compositions. The identity is applied to menus, posters, panels, packaging and t-shirts, giving the restaurant visual unity. Menus and posters are printed in offset with CMYK colors, while the t-shirts are printed digitally.
Meet is a Korean barbecue restaurant targeting young people. Client’s assignment for Mengchao, Hao and Sijia is to create an art direction and visual identity to express the vivid brand image and promote the various meats. The shapes of meats on the grill naturally present geometries. This idea leads them to the milestone of the concept, connecting different meats, seafood and vegetables with specified geometries. Various shape combinations and patterns give the geometries a playful and hot final touch.
Quix is a brand identity for self-service vending machines that offer hot and cold drinks and snacks. The identity uses colors, textures and forms drawn from Italian culture, paying homage to the golden age of Italian design. A slightly vintage appeal recalls the Dolce Vita years and evokes Italian coffee culture. Coffee cups and posters are printed in CMYK colors with offset technology, while the vending machines are branded with printed foils. The design turns a quick coffee break into a calm visual experience.
Stories of Communication is a visual identity design created for the fifteenth anniversary of a university school of communication. The main logo is a geometric graphic based on the numeral 15. From the main logo, a family of 100 sub-logos was developed. Each sub-logo presents one story, invention or initiative from the history of communication, from knotted strings used in prehistoric times to the first newspaper and the world wide web. Arranged in chronological order, the sub-logos are applied to posters, invitations, pamphlets, venue displays and souvenirs.
Peace and Presence Well-being Is a UK based, holistic therapy company providing services such as reflexology, holistic massage and reiki to rejuvenate the body, mind and spirit. The visual language of the P&PW brand is founded on this desire to invoke a peaceful, calming and relaxing state inspired by nostalgic childhood memories of nature, specifically drawing from the flora and fauna found in riverbanks and woodland landscapes. The colour palette takes inspiration from Georgian Water features in both their original and oxidised states again leveraging nostalgia of bygone times.
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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.
Miltos is a brand identity and packaging design for a chocolate brand. The concept extends the bean to bar idea into a tree to bar approach that highlights the aroma of cacao. The package is made of dark blue fine paper with glitter processing, varnish that expresses a silk pattern and gold foil stamping. The case opens like the cover of a book and holds a flavor chart card that explains each taste in detail, as is done with wine. The assortment box is based on the image of a bookcase. The design supports a calm brand experience for adults.
Blanc Water is a brand identity created for a company that imports water from the Alps. The logo combines a graphic sign of the Alpine mountains with typography and colors drawn from the alpine landscape. The design language is clean and consistent, and it is applied to the objects of the company and to its social media channels. The intent was to express strength and clarity through simple forms. The identity gives the brand a distinct presence in the market and makes the company easy to recognize.
Firefly Songling Volunteer is a brand identity created for a volunteer service organization in Songling Sub-district, Wujiang, Suzhou, China. The logo is based on the image of a firefly with open wings, a reference to the local ecological environment and to volunteers who give light through quiet effort. The simple and modern form is intended to appeal to younger people. The identity is applied through professional printing, embroidery and hot stamping. The design gives the volunteer team a distinct image within a field where many groups use similar symbols.
Timing Sauce is a branding project created for a sauce producer. The work covers a new brand name, a logo, packaging and sales materials. The former name referred to pasta, which did not match the products sold, so a new name was chosen. The logo uses abstract shapes that suggest a sauce and a smiling face. Color research guided the palette, and several color combinations were tested to convey joy and appetite. The labels are printed on waterproof glossy PVC and are made in three sizes for 120, 150 and 180 millilitre bottles.