DZGN featuring great design, architecture, fashion, graphics and innovation from across the globe.
DeafUP triggers the importance of education and professional experience for the deaf community in Eastern Europe. They create an environment where hearing professionals and deaf students can meet and collaborate. Working together will be a natural way to empower and motivate deaf people to become more active, to raise their talents, to learn new skills, to make a difference.
Dorina Nowill is an annual report designed for a foundation that serves people who are blind or have low vision. Braille points are used throughout the publication, forming phrases and textures alongside the printed text. The cover carries dry relief dots, so the report can also be read by touch. The pages are printed in four colours on offset paper, chosen for its porous and tactile surface. The report records the results of the fiscal year and sets guidelines for the following year. The design aims to make the publication inclusive for every reader.
The design used a minimalist style, so as not to overload the user experience with unnecessary information. It is also very difficult to use a minimalist style in the travel industry since in parallel with a simple and clear design, the user must get complete information about his travel and this is not easy to combine.
The "Have Fun Duck" gift box is a special gift box for young people. Inspired by pixel-style toys, games and movies, the design depicts a "food city" for young people with interesting and detailed illustrations. The IP image will be integrated into the city's streets and young people love sports, music, hip-hop and other entertainment activities. Experience fun sports games while enjoying food, express a young, fun and happy lifestyle.
Mau is a packaging design for a waxed perfume inspired by Japanese tradition. The name Mau means dancing while floating, and the theme is softness and lightness. The perfume is held in a paper tube made of washi, a traditional Japanese paper. A touch of watercolor on the washi expresses the gentle character of the fragrance. Waxed perfume has a low water content, so the package can be made of paper alone, without plastic. The soft scent is intended for people who find alcohol based perfume too strong.
Borboleta is a brand system created for two gas station networks that belong to the same owner group in Brazil. Dislub operates in the northeast and Equador operates in the north, and both networks keep their own names. A shared symbol in the shape of a butterfly links the two brands. The butterfly refers to transformation and renewal, and its outline also recalls the silhouette of the Brazilian territory. Three colors are used, one for each company and a third color for their union. The logo is built on a module-based grid.