Graphic

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Designer: Zesion Design Work: Visual Signage System Classification: Graphic

Naked Castle

Naked Castle is a signage system designed for a historic castle hotel on Moganshan. The design pairs a coat of arms with Art Deco lettering, and the geometric figures and lines follow proportions close to the golden ratio. British elements such as a hoof, a shield and a streamer are merged in the coat of arms, while icons of a king and a queen wearing crowns appear on the signs. The coat of arms was cast in low melting point metal, then hand polished and colored. The signs use forged iron and local wood to resist the outdoor mountain climate.

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Designer: 1983ASIA Work: Corporate Identity Classification: Graphic

Pagoda

Pagoda is a corporate identity created for a Chinese fruit company. The identity is built around two monkey mascots, drawn first as pencil drafts and then developed with digital design software. Monkeys were chosen because they are linked with fruit in Chinese culture, where they also symbolise wisdom and courage. The mascots dance through the four seasons, and the flowers around them change with each mood. The colours refer to flowers, seasons and nature. Printing applies ultraviolet coating and hot stamping. The aim is to present Asian culture with respect for natural life.

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Designer: Igor Pinheiro Work: Stamp Classification: Graphic

Carimbo

A stamp to identify its owner and his work and take it everywhere. At first, the intention was to find a way of approaching the offline world. Something like a business card, only classier, cheaper and environment friendly. So a stamp (carimbo) was the choice. A signature. Its inner part represents Igor's confusing and beautiful creative process, while the round frame wraps it up in fluidity and gives it purpose. These two combined build a texture the ink can flow through, providing the perfect support to his personal brand. At last, Minion Pro gracefully writes the contact information.

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Designer: Mariela Katiuska Baez Ramirez Work: Book Classification: Graphic

Seven Haunted Crows

Seven Haunted Crows is an inspirational fairy tale about a strong girl who lost the brothers. Seven Haunted Crows is very loosely based on Grimm brothers but that said, the readers don't need to know anything about the play to read the book. It is a sci-fi story set on the earth and in outer space about haunted crows and painful truths about a family secret. She decides to embark on a journey of reconciliation and bring her family together again. Along the way, she meets many friends who help her overcome fears and challenges.

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Designer: Baohua Xie Work: Logo design Classification: Graphic

TFboys

Tfboys is a logo designed for a Chinese idol group formed by three young performers, also known as The Fighting Boys. The letters T, F and B are combined into a solid triangle drawn in one continuous stroke. The triangle stands for strength, growth and protection, and reflects the positive and brave image of the group. A tower like shape gives the mark a distinct character. The design is simple, modern and easy to understand for international audiences. The logo is also produced in stainless steel.

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Designer: Masayuki Izumi Work: Logo Classification: Graphic

Institution

Caseer Institution is a logo created for the Center for Advanced School Education and Evidence-based Research at the University of Tokyo. The center studies teaching practice, education content and school development policy, and works to solve practical problems in schools. The logo is based on a symbol of expansion. The form refers to the ginkgo leaf, a shared emblem of the University of Tokyo and its affiliated schools. The outward spread of the leaf also stands for the growth of understanding, perspective and curiosity gained through education and research.

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Designer: TONG WEN Work: Visual Identity Design Classification: Graphic

Terark

Terark is a visual identity designed for a technology company that provides big data processing services. The design is based on a dot matrix combined with several gradient colors. Smoothly connected dots form the letter T, the first letter of the company name. Multiple gradient shaders were supplied, so the identity can be adapted to many uses. A custom font and a dot pattern were also delivered for use in print and other materials. The identity was applied to brochures, yearbooks, name cards and water bottles.

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Designer: Jie Yang Work: Restaurant Classification: Graphic

Lovely Xinjiang

Lovely Xinjiang is the visual identity of a large restaurant in Urumqi, Xinjiang. The design draws on the local Uygur craft of grinding and joining bricks, seen on traditional building surfaces. Cultural elements of the region are drawn as simple graphic blocks and joined into larger figures. Each block stands for a different culture, and together the blocks form one complete picture. The identity is applied through the restaurant, which includes 56 private rooms, each themed on a national tradition. The intent is to present the many cultures of Xinjiang as one whole.

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Designer: Chao Xu Work: Corporate Identity Classification: Graphic

The Wild

This is a brand design for a new luxury resort, built on top of Huangbai mountain in Hunan Province. The aim of this project is to combine traditional Chinese aesthetic with Western simplicity into branding design. The design team extracted the rich characteristics of animals and plants in Huangbai mountain and designed a crane shape logo using traditional Chinese painting technique, the feather of cranes had been simplified into a design pattern. This basic pattern can form all kinds of animals and plants（which exist in the mountain), and made all the design elements looks harmonious.

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Designer: Najeeb Omar Work: Illustration Classification: Graphic

Anubis The Judge

'Anubis The Judge'; through an analysis of the design, it is obvious the designer focused on the primary features of Anubis as an iconic symbol of an ancient and prominent era. He added a title 'The Judge' possibly to portray more of the power or strength the character in his design holds. Clearly, the designer added depth and detailed attention to the geometrical symbols he used across the design. He included a shocker wrapped around the character’s neck, which was also heavy on texture.

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Designer: VISANG Work: Reading Comprehension Brand Classification: Graphic

DokHaeTok

DokHaeTok is a reading comprehension brand for children that combines printed books with a mobile application. The book set is divided into five thin theme books, and each theme book can be read within one week. Questions are placed on the pages inside bubble shapes, so reading is practised in the form of a simple quiz. The application offers quizzes, level steps and a chatbot that answers questions from children. A cube game and school supplies such as study notes are also part of the brand. The aim is to build reading habits in an enjoyable way.

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Designer: Junheng Li Work: Art Posters Classification: Graphic

Creator

The Creater of the World is an art poster about human origin and artificial intelligence. The poster shows a figure whose head, limbs and torso are built from mechanized modules joined by pipes. Forms rise from the head like branches to suggest continued growth. The image links ancient creation myths with present technology and presents life as an endless cycle. The poster was created with image processing software and vector graphics software, and measures 210 by 297 millimetres.

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