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Mountain Stone Exhibition Visual

Mountain Stone

Mountain Stone is the visual identity of an art exhibition on environmental protection. The identity is applied to a book that measures 210 by 14 by 190 millimeters and is printed on green paper. The book is bound by hand with an exposed spine and glue. The cover lettering follows the shapes of Taihu stone, a natural rock form. The image of Taihu stone reflected in water is used as a mirror of the relationship between people and nature. The design connects art and nature to raise public awareness of environmental protection.

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InterBrasil Brand Identity Redesign

InterBrasil

The inspiration for the brand rethinking and redesign were the changes in modernization and integration in the company’s culture. The design of the heart could no longer be external to the brand, inspiring a partnership both internally with employees, but also with customers. An integrated union between benefits, commitment and quality of service. From the shape to the colors, the new design integrated the heart in to the B and the health cross in the T. The two words joined in the middle making the logo look like a one word, one symbol, uniting the R and B in the heart.

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Cells Poster

Cells

On July 19, 2017, PIY built a small building in Melbourne, Australia. It is a small castle assembled of 761 components, and they named it "Cells". The nodes are designed as the hand-turned thread tenon and straight tenon, which is summarized as "East Tenon & West Mortise". You will find their products, including variable shelves, study and shoe racks, etc., all of which are broken up and reassembled into an organism. And then, you will feel their desire to grow freely.

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Rules of War Posters

Rules of War

The Rules of War is a poster series about international humanitarian law and the rules of restraint in armed conflict. The series uses mostly negative space, with no colors, shapes or figures that could point to any side of a conflict. Four themes present the shared teachings of international humanitarian law and the Quran. The posters were created to bring these rules closer to Arabic speaking and Muslim audiences during Ramadan. Each poster measures 1000 by 700 millimeters and is made for both printed and digital use.

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In Bag On Desk Calendar

In Bag On Desk

In Bag On Desk is a promotional calendar created for goo, an Internet portal site that originated in Japan. The design is an updated version of a desk calendar with pockets. In Bag On Desk can be used in two ways, as a notebook carried in a bag and as a desk calendar. A monthly calendar, memo paper and a pocket for receipts and similar papers are included. The calendar stands on a desk when the cover paper is fastened with a magnet. The size is 195 by 145 by 10 millimeters. Detailed printing and processing technologies were used.

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HanKkeut Brand Identity

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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