Graphic

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Designer: Anamarija Leljak Design: Brand Identity Tag: Graphic

Happetsy

Happetsy is a brand identity created for a pet products company. The design combines an old-school retro style with modern minimalism. The retro character is expressed through the color palette, a handwritten typeface, and polka dot patterns. Clean layouts, open spaces, and a sans serif typeface add a fresh modern touch. The logo pairs an illustration of a cat and a dog with a rectangle, a shape linked to stability and loyalty. All graphics were drawn as vectors and delivered in RGB, CMYK, and Pantone colors for a consistent appearance across all media.

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Designer: Dennis Furniss Design: Identity System Tag: Graphic

PepsiCo Foundation

PepsiCo Foundation is an identity system created for a nonprofit organization that supports communities in Mexico and Latin America. The design replaces a corporate visual language with a more human one. Archetypal shapes represent the three main pillars of the foundation. In a modular system, these shapes combine and multiply to form patterns and textures. A geometric typeface, a vibrant color palette, a photography style and an illustration style complete the identity. The system is applied to a digital brand book and to event materials such as shirts, bags and hats.

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Designer: Anja Zambelli Colak Design: Branding Tag: Graphic

Quix

Quix is a brand identity for self-service vending machines that offer hot and cold drinks and snacks. The identity uses colors, textures and forms drawn from Italian culture, paying homage to the golden age of Italian design. A slightly vintage appeal recalls the Dolce Vita years and evokes Italian coffee culture. Coffee cups and posters are printed in CMYK colors with offset technology, while the vending machines are branded with printed foils. The design turns a quick coffee break into a calm visual experience.

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Designer: Yu Chen Design: Visual Diary Tag: Graphic

Wuhan Diary

Wuhan Diary is a visual diary about daily life in Wuhan during the pandemic. The project uses programming to build terrain-based visual languages from collected public opinions and confirmed case data. Colour and the density of rolling mountain forms express the social environment and the changing mood of each period. A three-dimensional earth shape was built from parameterised data in Unity. Wuhan Diary is presented as a poster of 420 by 594 millimetres, together with motion graphics, augmented reality and interactive projection.

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Designer: Hsiao-Wen Hu Design: Poster Tag: Graphic

Support Local Music

This poster is a self-initiated project to support the creative industry as well as the designer's fellow musician friends. The poster is inspired by various classical instruments, integrating the instruments and the type into a playful musical scene. This poster is planned to be printed in Lino Print and distributed around New York City. This poster was inspired by the letter form of the typeface Bio Rhyme Expanded.

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Designer: WANG Fan Design: Brand Identity Tag: Graphic

C'est la vie Boutique

C'est La Vie Boutique is a brand identity created for a fashion store in Nanjing, China. The store gathers Chinese and Western fashion brands across many categories and styles, so the logo uses a mix-up lettering style to express that mixed range. The Nanjing sycamore tree, an iconic part of the city landscape, serves as the main supporting graphic. The same element was also shaped into a rotating sculpture installation, whose inverted mirror image reflects the changing city. The visual system moves from flat to spatial and from static to dynamic forms.

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Designer: Daniel da Hora Design: Corporate Identity Tag: Graphic

Winghook Branding System

Winghook Branding System is the corporate identity created for Winghook, a Swedish product that holds art pieces on the wall in a fast, clean and safe way. The logo is based on the geometry, precision and clean design of the product. The same geometry is repeated as a pattern applied to stationery and packaging, so the brand can be used at many sizes. Business cards are printed in two colours on 300 gram textured paper. The packaging range includes a kraft box, a gift box and a small pack. The system supports sales in retail stores and online.

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Designer: Jonathan Ramirez and Juliana Betancur Design: Visual Identity Tag: Graphic

Dr Primavera Quirot

The Primavera Quirot logo merges the P from Primavera with the Q from Quirot, symbolizing the brand's identity. Incorporating the Golden Ratio, it reflects natural beauty and divine proportion, resonating with the brand's focus on plastic surgery and restoring natural beauty through balanced proportions. The logo embodies harmony between science and art, encapsulating the pursuit of aesthetic perfection within divine proportion.

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Designer: Mengyao GUO Design: Editorial Illustration Tag: Graphic

Girls with Chess

Girls with Chess is an editorial illustration created for articles and campaigns about gender equality. The artwork shows two girls playing a game of chess. One girl topples the King piece while the other watches. The toppled King represents the dismantling of patriarchal norms. Two contrasting colors, orange and blue, are used to explore binary identities and to suggest different situational states. The illustration was produced as a high-resolution digital image, so the work can be shared online and printed at flexible sizes.

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Designer: Fabrizzio Mendez Design: Place Branding Tag: Graphic

Curridabat Ciudad Dulce

Curridabat Ciudad Dulce is a place branding program created for a city in Costa Rica. The brand supports the Ciudad Dulce, or Sweet City, vision, which promotes a positive experience for all citizens by taking inspiration from nature. The visual system is built from repeated shapes, patterns and structures found in the natural environment, with hexagon patterns recalling beehives as the main element. The flexible identity is applied to printed and digital materials, buildings, outdoor signs and public furniture, so diverse audiences can recognize the city easily.

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Designer: Sinong Ding Design: Brand Identity Tag: Graphic

Street Bakery

Street Bakery is a brand identity created for a bakery shop. The identity is built around a bear character that acts as the mascot of the brand. The logo uses a cartoon style intended to appeal to young customers. Beige, red and yellow form a warm and friendly colour scheme. Flat illustrations are applied to the logo, posters, packaging and the overall store image. Digital software is used to prepare the artwork, while posters and packaging are printed on environmentally friendly materials. The aim is a simple and welcoming brand for busy city life.

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Designer: YATING LIU Design: Visual Identity Tag: Graphic

Unicorn Rebrand

Designer Yating Liu has refreshed a New York Mexican food truck's brand in an experimental project. The design uses vibrant colors and badges to appeal to young students. In the logo, "Uni" represents university, while "Corn" stands for Tacos. The unicorn theme, popular among youth, fits with the brand's weekly introduction of new flavors. The logo creatively combines elements following Spanish grammar. Menu items also include college-related terms, ensuring a unified visual system tied to the brand's essence.

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