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To celebrate the 20th anniversary of international primary school founding, A series of events and publications are launched with a cohesive visual identity. The logo is a clean and distinct design, It have both the function of information communicating and decorative as a character image. Meanwhile, The designer have designed a whole set of the anniversary event visual identity to create a friendly atmosphere.
Bergtor is a visual identity designed for a garage door brand. The identity is based on a solid grid system and a minimalistic typographic approach. Geometric elements are added to the letters to visualize the meaning of the name. The letter E is replaced by three shapes inspired by the main lines of a garage door, forming a simple pictogram. The palette is a duotone of black and fresh green, and Gotham is the main typeface. The logo and the visual system are drawn in vector format, so they can be adapted to different sizes for digital and printed media.
He He is a brand logo created for an artistic agricultural products brand. The design combines the Chinese character he with the Western ampersand symbol, as both forms express the idea of fusion. The two signs are merged into a single character symbol that is recognizable in Eastern and Western contexts. Graphic creativity is used to fill the mark and its auxiliary graphics with cultural and artistic elements from China and Europe. The logo has no fixed size and can be applied directly to packaging and outdoor publicity.
SuNeungDokHae is an educational book series and brand identity for reading comprehension study. The series supports students preparing for the College Scholastic Ability Test in Korea. The covers use the motif of a window, showing illustrated scenes linked to the texts studied in each chapter. A color system separates the fields of study for elementary and middle school levels. Inside, infographic layouts present the learning content in visual form. Each book measures 220 by 280 by 7 millimeters and has rounded corners for safety.
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Jiangmen Culture and Tourism is a logo and brand identity created for the culture and tourism sector of Jiangmen, a city in Guangdong Province in southern China. The logo is inspired by the traditional Chinese character Men, meaning gate, and by the structure of the memorial archway. Elements drawn from the cityscape, architecture, cultural heritage, landscape and plants of Jiangmen are combined within the gate shape. Matte gold suggests a city that is rich yet modest. A brand identity guideline was developed to support consistent application.
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Pictomato Bern City Map is an illustrated advertising campaign created to introduce a new independent design studio. The map shows well known sights of Bern together with personal recommendations. Selected pins on the map explain the working philosophy and the skills of the studio, and each pin is described in the legend. The design also serves as a decorative poster. The individual illustrations were reused for a series of postcards, an animation and a social media campaign. All artwork was drawn in Adobe Illustrator.
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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.
This visual is making an attempt to support the local restaurants in the community, an experience which many people missed during quarantine. The designer aims to provoke people's desire for tea and food pairing when they order a food take-out and displaying what a great eating experience looks like. The goal is to make the brand more unique, creative, and high quality that represents the brand's soul and mission in the premium beverage market.
Heheqingtian is a tea brand identity created for a tea living and cultural experience space reborn from a private Japanese style dwelling. The identity begins with the idea of convergence. The door shape of the building is combined with the Chinese character He to express the spirit of serving tea and the meaning of gathering together and expanding outward. A restrained design conveys the calm atmosphere of tasting tea at leisure. The tea box is made of wood with a tenon and mortise structure that needs no glue, supporting an environmentally friendly approach.
The Sacred City is a digital illustration created as a key visual for a high fantasy video game. The artwork depicts a legend called The Oracles, which occurs once every several centuries. On that day the kings of each land gather at the cathedral beside the waterfalls and await the arrival of the messengers. Many spectators travel from distant lands, hoping to receive blessings from the gods. The scene was hand drawn with digital software using a photo bashing method. Romanesque and Gothic architecture were combined to give the imagined world a sense of reality.
Let's Get Better Together is a series of illustrations about the relationships between people and between people and nature. The illustrations present love, peace and mutual support as forces that can improve the world. Each image tells a short story and conveys a message to the viewer before any written explanation is read. The work was first drawn by hand in a sketchbook, then colored and finished with digital editing software. The series aims to remind viewers that the connection between humans and nature is important and often overlooked.
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Africolor Festival is the visual identity created for the thirtieth anniversary edition of a music festival held in Paris. The design is based on the idea of resonance, suggesting that the festival keeps echoing across time and borders. A typographic game cuts and repeats the letters of the title to create a vibrant rhythm. The identity is clear, direct, colorful and joyful. The poster is produced in two contrasting versions, one red and one green. The same visual system is applied to brochures, flyers, subway posters, banners, tote bags and social media publications.