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FHG Brand Corporate Identity

FHG Brand

FHG Brand is a corporate identity designed for a manufacturer of solid-state electrochromic glass. The logo is formed by four layers of glass shapes that combine to create the letters FH, taken from the original company name. The transparency, shapes and layers of the glass pieces reflect the properties of the products. The flat and modern mark gives viewers a three dimensional impression. The identity was also built as an interior installation of about three meters in each direction, presenting the logo and the glass products together.

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Fondazione Alinari Brand Identity

Fondazione Alinari

Fondazione Alinari is a brand identity created for Fondazione Alinari per la Fotografia, a public body founded in Florence for the conservation, management and promotion of the Alinari photographic collections. The identity is built around the lowercase letter A, an abstraction of a camera lens, which also works as a frame for images from the historical archive. Sculptural lettering and a black and white palette recall light and shadow. The system is applied to print materials, tickets, catalogues, merchandising and a website.

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Ryujin Illustration

Ryujin

Ryujin is an illustration inspired by the dragon deity of the sea in Japanese mythology. The artwork was made from scratch and follows a minimal approach with a strong focus on detail. The background shows Japanese-inspired waves that reflect the character. The concept was first sketched digitally, then vector linework, shading and color were applied, and final adjustments completed the image. The illustration is printed on posters, greeting cards and shirts. The aim was to convey the power of the character through traditional Japanese imagery combined with a personal style.

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Curridabat Ciudad Dulce Place Branding

Curridabat Ciudad Dulce

Curridabat Ciudad Dulce is a place branding program created for a city in Costa Rica. The brand supports the Ciudad Dulce, or Sweet City, vision, which promotes a positive experience for all citizens by taking inspiration from nature. The visual system is built from repeated shapes, patterns and structures found in the natural environment, with hexagon patterns recalling beehives as the main element. The flexible identity is applied to printed and digital materials, buildings, outdoor signs and public furniture, so diverse audiences can recognize the city easily.

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Street Bakery Brand Identity

Street Bakery

Street Bakery is a brand identity created for a bakery shop. The identity is built around a bear character that acts as the mascot of the brand. The logo uses a cartoon style intended to appeal to young customers. Beige, red and yellow form a warm and friendly colour scheme. Flat illustrations are applied to the logo, posters, packaging and the overall store image. Digital software is used to prepare the artwork, while posters and packaging are printed on environmentally friendly materials. The aim is a simple and welcoming brand for busy city life.

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Unicorn Rebrand Visual Identity

Unicorn Rebrand

Designer Yating Liu has refreshed a New York Mexican food truck's brand in an experimental project. The design uses vibrant colors and badges to appeal to young students. In the logo, "Uni" represents university, while "Corn" stands for Tacos. The unicorn theme, popular among youth, fits with the brand's weekly introduction of new flavors. The logo creatively combines elements following Spanish grammar. Menu items also include college-related terms, ensuring a unified visual system tied to the brand's essence.

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Using Stuff Poster

Using Stuff

The Using Stuff project reconstructed the movie poster using various types of objects. Artworks are inspired by the original form and function of the object as well as the signature of each movie. The objects used were made with easy to find items anytime, anywhere. The project's theme covers societal issues that are currently in question (Russian-Ukraine war, Covid-19, etc.). It is designed to be easily accessible to viewers by associating themes with famous films such as James Bond. Each work is made up of vivid colors and simple backgrounds, allowing viewers to focus more on the subject.

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BTY Brand Identity Logo and Applications

BTY Brand Identity

BTY Brand Identity is a logo and applications program created for BTY Group. The logomark is an analytical and mathematical interpretation of the moment a gennaker sail is deployed. The design also refers to the disruption that the gennaker sail brought to sailboat racing. The mark represents a future in which people lead technology. Over 300 pencil sketches preceded refinement in digital media until the intended geometry was reached. Black is the main colour, supported by bright colours. The black and white form allows easy reproduction on many substrates.

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Stories of Communication Branding

Stories of Communication

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.

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Transam Carriers Brand Identity

Transam Carriers

Transam Carriers is a brand identity created for a transportation and logistics provider based in Toronto, Canada. The identity is built around the Zubr, or European Bison, an animal from Eastern Europe that symbolizes uniqueness and power. The head of the animal is fitted into a triangle, and a slanted custom font gives the logo a dynamic look. Yellow and black are the two primary colors. The style is applied to corporate trucks, the website, social media, stationery, advertising and promotional products. Yellow triangles in the graphics make the brand recognizable within the industry.

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Half Production Brand Identity

Half Production

Half Production is a photography and videography studio. The balance between lighting and shadow is something they always seek for. Meanwhile, this also coincides with their philosophy of life. Grasping the balance between half and full is just like being humble and keeping learning, the balance between function and creativity. The logo is inspired by the action of pouring the water. When the glass is full, there's no space for improvement. The action of pouring the water seems to be something we're chasing for. Be humble and keep learning.

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Ten Thousand to One Thesis

Ten Thousand to One

Ten Thousand to One is the visual identity for an exhibition of thesis projects by senior students of the Communication Design Program at Mahidol University International College. The identity uses illustration, color and key graphics to connect all displayed projects and to create a friendly and inspiring atmosphere for visitors. The design system is applied to printed and online publications, posters, typography, animated clips, environmental graphics for wayfinding, stage design, and the event booklet, gift and souvenir items.

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