Brand Identity

Discover 98 award-winning designs tagged Brand Identity on DZGN.

Designer: Yanming Chen Work: Brand Identity Classification: Graphic

Scaling Inc

Scaling Inc is a brand identity designed for a media company. The logo is a single matrix lattice formed by five hexagon shapes. The central hexagon represents the company and is highlighted within the lattice. The irregular hexagons give the mark a gear-like and bee-like appearance. The identity is applied to stationery sets, posters, wallpaper and bags for both online and offline campaigns. Vivid colors and simple geometric patterns were selected after focus group interviews and large-scale surveys. The design expresses efficiency, adaptability and growth.

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Designer: VISANG Work: Brand Identity Classification: Graphic

HanKkeut

HanKkeut is a brand identity for a series of grade school textbooks developed through collaboration between students and teachers. The brand objective is an all-in-one connection in learning. The cover graphic uses a connected stroke that emanates from the brand identity image to express a sense of ascension. The same stroke is applied to all HanKkeut books to create a consistent visual feature. Vivid colors, embossed textures and holographic stickers are used on the covers. Different age levels are distinguished by different cover colors.

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Designer: Haiwen YANG Work: Brand Identity Classification: Graphic

Anlan Branding

Anlan Branding is a brand identity created for a beauty device brand. The identity is designed to remain recognizable across different applications. The typeface has gently rounded corners, while the overall letterforms stay simple and clean. A flower pattern derived from the letter A refers to the idea of beauty, and a precise cut in the letter A links technology with aesthetics. Purple is used as the main brand color. The identity is applied to the stationery and packaging systems, and guidelines support consistent use.

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Designer: Amanda Dempster Work: 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: Peng Wang Work: 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: Tamer El-Menyawi Work: Brand Identity Classification: Graphic

Safety Twenty Four Seven

This is a brand identity design for Safety Twenty Four Seven, an American multinational company, headquartered in the United States and with branches in several countries in the Middle East. It specializes in providing consultations in safety for workers in areas such as the petroleum industry, construction and other areas that increase risk during work. The logo design is inspired by the idea of the helmet, which is considered one of the important tools in this field. The three visual identity colors are inspired by different workplace environments, such as seas, deserts and factories.

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Designer: Hamda Al Naimi Work: Brand Identity Classification: Graphic

Sof

Sof is an acronym for Sisters Overpowering Fibroids. Sof is a concept project inspired by the designer's journey with uterine fibroids, the frustration of being handed the same generalized brochure after a doctor's visit, meeting women in similar positions who have waited too long to get treated. While not dangerous, ignoring the symptoms can lead to complications. The design provides possible solutions such as creating a sense of urgency, giving patients personalized information, and a support system.

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Designer: Guangzhou Ruoyuchen Technology Co., Ltd. Work: Brand Identity Classification: Graphic

Free

Free is a brand identity created for a sanitary napkin brand. The logotype is refreshed with a slightly raised letter F, which conveys a young and optimistic attitude. The two letter e forms are drawn as one continuous brush stroke and linked together. This joined pair is extracted from the logo and used as an auxiliary graphic, applied to business cards, badges, document bags, express boxes and canvas bags. The dynamic line expresses freedom and self-expression. A visual specification system keeps the identity consistent and extensible across online and offline channels.

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Designer: Yuk Pui Cheung Work: Brand Identity Classification: Graphic

Moi Nivak

Moi Nivak is a brand identity created for an online retailer of contemporary collectibles. The retailer combines a select store and a design shop, offering daily collectibles and design items sourced from around the world. The identity system includes brand strategy, naming, stationery and a website. The primary typography is set in Sunset Gothic, a sans-serif typeface, and the word mark is a bespoke type design. The same typographic approach is applied across all brand communications to keep them legible, simple and direct.

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Designer: Zi Huai Shen Work: Brand Identity Classification: Graphic

K-Chic

K-Chic is a brand identity for a Korean style fried chicken business that serves the meal delivery market. The mark combines the letter K with a chicken footprint to suggest the idea of an expedition. The lettering is based on the style of Korean retro advertisements and recalls a shouted slogan. Supporting graphics use battle flags, ancient maps and chicken warriors to express the theme of a Korean warrior journey. Rich colors mark the different flavors on tags and wraps. The main visual places the fried chicken within a map to invite the appetite.

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Designer: Yana Okoliyska Work: Brand Identity Classification: Graphic

Enable Change

Enable Change is a brand identity created for a professional working in change management. The identity uses a minimal approach, a bold type combination and one vibrant color. The logo symbol joins the initials I and L with the symbol of eternity, representing inclusion. The typefaces were selected to reflect change, with shapes that evolve and fluid transitions between thick and thin strokes. The color scheme is reduced and the graphic style is flat. The design and development took about two months in 2021.

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Designer: Raageshwari Kandaswamy Work: Brand Identity Classification: Graphic

Jalebi Times

Jalebi is a brand identity for a contemporary ice cream brand. The ice cream flavors are based on traditional Indian sweets. The visual style refers to street hawkers who sell sweets and savories wrapped in newspaper. The logo is drawn from the letter J and from the swirl of a jalebi. Typography, color and contrast give the identity a familiar yet modern character. The identity is applied to cups, menu cards, bags and masks for a consistent look. The menu card is built in layers, and the front layer is a translucent sheet that expresses the mixing of cultures.

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