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Brand Identity for Cienne by Lotta Nieminen

“Cienne is a New York-based women’s ready-to-wear collection. The brand is socially and environmentally conscious, with an elevated aesthetic. A Cienne woman is strong and fun, sophisticated but adventurous. To embody these qualities, the identity relies heavily upon a vibrant, bold color palette, pulled from the stripes of a fabric used in the very first collection. As the brand’s versatile silhouettes, the brand colors are designed to be layered or stand alone, and last longer than just a season.”

Lotta Nieminen Studio is an award-winning graphic design, art direction and illustration studio, creating holistic visual solutions for clients across discpilines. Passionate about finding the best tools to execute content-driven visuals, the studio works as a creative partner in all aspects branding, bringing visual identities to life through thoughtfully crafted printed and digital implementations.

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East Sydney Early Learning Centre Signage by Toko

“Toko developed the playful signage system inspired by children’s building blocks used for improving gross motor skills and spatial awareness. Concept and material generate an effective system that is functional never rigid and/or contrived. Natural timbers, colours, typography and form compliment the geometric nature of the interior and it’s purpose. The fully modular timber signs (magnetic application) can be re-configured if required and are all unique in appearance. The primary colour pallet of vintage building blocks has not been adopted, instead a lighter more contemporary pallet has been developed.”

Design by Toko is a graphic design studio creating thoughtful and contemporary design solutions in the varied domain of commerce and culture. From concept and design to realisation, the studio offers a full creative service within branding, digital, spatial and print design. Since it’s inception in 2001, Design by Toko has worked on a wide range of projects in equally as many industries. Collaborating with clients who seek distinctive and innovative design solutions through creative lateral thinking, quality design and execution.

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Gojo Branding by STUDIOYONIS

“Gojo is a startup contractor and developer based in Chicago, but doing business in Ethiopia. We were hired to create a logo and stationery kit that spoke clearly and confidently. The system that was developed borrows colors that are traditional to the construction industry, but uses them in conjunction with contemporary typography and ample white space to create a more refined product.”

STUDIOYONIS simplifies life through design. Founded by Lukas Yonis Abubeker, the studio works in a balance of flexibility and constraint in order to reflect humanity in objects and brands. Producing projects across digital, print, and environmental touch points—and by designing holistically, with an appreciation for how digital and physical artefacts are used and manipulated—the studio creates work that is intelligent, communicative, and timeless.

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Branding for Start-Me-Up Labs by For The People

“You run a start-up. You’ve got a product. You’re ready to launch. But there is one minor, technical hitch – you don’t have the money to develop a brand. Welcome to Start-Me-Up Labs – a collaboration with Adobe, which is here to sneak you in the back door of the branding world and give you the grand tour. Held at co-working spaces and events, SMU Labs allows you to pick your branding elements a la carte, and then packages them up into a minimum-viable-brand for your minimum-viable-product.”

For The People is all about shaking things up. Disrupting industries, creating new markets and new companies. They’re for culture that fuels creativity and innovation. They help build trust and get teams to work harder and be happier. They are for new models, new theories, new ways of working for this century, not the last one. Their inspiration comes more from Silicon Valley than management and design textbooks. They are for design — utility, magic and the power to shape radically better products and services. 

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Branding & Packaging for Mister by Brief

“Located in Vancouver’s Yaletown district within what was once the loading dock of a warehouse built in 1912, Mister is a liquid nitrogen-churned artisanal ice cream shop. The name Mister plays off of the idea of the modern go-to neighbourhood ice cream shop and the mist created during the unconventional ice cream-making process.”

Brief is an interdisciplinary design studio dealing in graphic design, branding and visual communication. Brief was founded in 2013 by designers, Thomas Albrighton and Banafsheh Pourpezeshk. Their practice covers a wide range of skills in art direction, brand identity, print, typography, editorial design, packaging, exhibition design, digital media, web design and more. Brief generates solutions through design that add value to your brand.

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Studio Business Cards by Don’t Try Studio

“Set of colorful business cards. White foil / 5 color letterpress on triplex colorplan paper.”

Don’t Try Studio is Quentin Monge. Art director based in Paris, France, focused on graphic design, branding, illustration, typography and print design.

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Colours of Budapest Simon Alexander

It was my first trip around Budapest with my new fujifilm X-T1. We had just 5 days and it was a really short time to explore and photograph this city. I can say that I have loved underground places, architecture, panoramas and of course warm evenings!

Images and text via Simon Alexander

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Vijayawada Garden Estate chris precht

The project features a highrise residential development for a client in India, who is seeking for and “outside of the box - design” and “a natural living experience” for the residents. In an age of mass-production and a certain conformism in the building industry, we try to use modern construction techniques to bring back a level of individualism and flexibility for the inhabitants of a highrise. A kind of individualism one would have in building his own house. With a garden. And a View. Up in the Sky.

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