Graphic

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Designer: Karen Cuthbert Design: Corporate Identity Tag: Graphic

Wolffstrunk

Wolffstrunk is a corporate identity created for a brand of fruit schnapps and fruit liqueurs produced in a private distillery. Graphic reduction and precision characterize the visual identity. A simplified figure of a wolf serves as the design mark of the corporate design system, and the stylized shape of a drop is added to the figure. A movable head gives the mark a humorous character and allows dynamic layouts. The system includes a composite mark, business documents, bottle labels, posters, postcards, a brand book and a short website animation.

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Designer: Mengjia Li Design: Illustration Tag: Graphic

Voice of Unity

Voice of Unity is a series of illustrations about epidemic prevention and control. Five Chinese idioms are paired with vivid scenes that show different aspects of the response to the outbreak. The illustrations record how many sectors of society treated the crisis seriously and cooperated with prevention work. Each image is drawn with computer graphics software in a national style that highlights Chinese spiritual culture. Strong composition and bold color give the series a clear visual impact. The illustrations are printed at 800 by 800 millimeters.

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Designer: Tanya Dunaeva Design: Sustainable Fashion Design Tag: Graphic

Fabric

Fabric / FAB is an Exhibition of Sustainable Fashion. The main task in developing the exhibition identity was to create a typographic style. The accidental font used in the design Concept reflects one of the central messages of the exhibition – a call to reduce consumption in the fashion sector, a call for reasonable consumption. Graphically, the solution is based on a cross-type of a pair of fonts-strictly grotesque and openwork accidental font, resembling the folds of fabric.

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Designer: ChungSheng Chen Design: Branding Project Tag: Graphic

Inmyes

Inmyes is a brand identity created for an eyeglass lens company. The name comes from the phrase in my eyes and expresses the idea of viewing the world from a personal perspective. The lowercase initial letter suggests a close and personal link with each consumer. The letter M is shaped to suggest a handshake, a sign of trust between the brand and its customers. The logo is applied to eyeglass cases, business cards, packaging, websites and social media. Colors are supplied in RGB, CMYK and Pantone for a consistent appearance across all media.

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Designer: YONGAN ZHOU Design: Signage Tag: Graphic

Vanke Skyline Bay

Vanke Skyline Bay is a wayfinding signage system made for a coastal development in Yantai, China. The forms follow lines drawn from the sea, recalling the coastline and the traces left on the beach as the tide rises and falls. Each sign measures 0.6 meters in width, 1.8 meters in height and 0.15 meters in thickness. The signs are produced by cutting and welding stainless steel, a material selected to resist the sea wind near the shore. The design connects guidance information with the surrounding landscape and architecture.

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Designer: Yichen Wang Design: Package Typography Tag: Graphic

Tracing

Tracing is a unique typography designed specifically for tracing paper packaging. It moves beyond function, becoming a medium for imagination and expression. Embodying minimalism, 'Tracing' combines bold features with delicate touches. The design draws inspiration from various typefaces, showcasing diverse stroke widths. After many versions, a balance between robustness and delicacy was achieved. Every element was carefully crafted, ensuring a cohesive look. Tracing is not just a typeface; it inspires creativity on paper.

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Designer: Paul Robb Design: Typeface Design Tag: Graphic

Plasma SF

Plasma is a stylistic modular font developed to give freshness to graphic projects. The font includes diverse and versatile styles of an extensive character set with over 80 alternative glyphs allowing glyph mixing, griving the typeface a unique personality. The font is perfect for branding communications giving a distinct visual balance. The Specimen book was developed as a short run for the first 20 designers to buy the font.

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Designer: Botond Vörös Design: Graphic Design Tag: Graphic

Budapest Giftbook

Budapest Giftbook is a flipbook that presents Budapest, Hungary, through a series of illustrations. Flicking the pages rapidly creates the illusion of continuous movement, so the book works as both a printed object and a short film. Each illustration can also be viewed on its own. The book has 360 pages and measures 146 by 107 millimetres. The crest on the cover is produced with silver foil printing. The result is a souvenir, a source of inspiration and a compact guide to the city.

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Designer: Jialiang Jing Design: Experimental Font Design Tag: Graphic

The Engravings on Mount Yi

The Engravings on Mount Yi is an experimental typeface design based on the ancient stone inscriptions of Mount Yi. The inscriptions record a standard small seal script used after the writing system of ancient China was unified. The project includes letterform standardization, information visualization, poster design and an augmented reality experience. The work is presented mainly as a website, with printed posters and three-dimensional models. Scanning a code on a poster shows a three-dimensional model of a character. The aim is to present traditional Chinese script in a new and clear way.

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Designer: Noriaki Mori Design: Disaster Prevention Pictogram Tag: Graphic

Integration

This pictogram is an integrated display of the information required in the event of a tsunami disaster. Anyone can check the hazard map of the area by reading the QR code displayed with the tsunami arrival wave height display on a smartphone. At first glance, one action by smartphone realizes a mechanism to promote the next action. The idea is based on actual experiences such as earthquakes and tsunamis caused by it, and is based on the unique idea of Japan, which can be said to be a disaster-prone country. They propose a globally unified pictogram that was unlikely before.

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Designer: Eidetic Marketing Design: Brand Identity Tag: Graphic

Pentaheal Clinic Rebranding

Pentaheal Clinic Rebranding is a brand identity created for a Korean medical clinic specializing in functional medicine. The main motif of the identity is extension. The universal medical symbol of the cross is used as a simple visual language that patients from many countries can recognize. The symbol combines the cross with the letters P and H, the abbreviation of the clinic name. The axis of the symbol extends in both directions, so the mark suits application items of various shapes and sizes. Signage was designed for each floor of the clinic in Seoul.

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Designer: Chunli Zhou Design: Illustration Tag: Graphic

Chinese Festivals

Chinese Festivals is a series of illustrations based on traditional Chinese festivals. The series covers the Chinese New Year, the Dragon Boat Festival, the Mid-Autumn Festival and the Chung Yeung Festival. Festive elements such as firecrackers, dragon boats, zongzi and cornelian are shown in the scenes. The main colours are selected to match the atmosphere of each festival. The illustrations are drawn with digital painting software and printed at 800 by 800 millimetres. The aim is to present traditional festival culture in a contemporary visual style.

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