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As a complimentary service for marathon runners, the original icons were designed and provided as heat transfer labels so as to create one of a kind customized T-shirts at a caffe in Tokyo. To make it a memorable gift for runners from all over the world, the icons were reflected on Japan and marathon themes like Mt. Fuji, map of Japan, origami, running shoes, and marathon runners.
The Phoenix is a key visual poster created for a music academy and festival in Taipei. The central image combines music waves with the shape of a violin, forming a phoenix that spreads its wings. The orange waves at the center also suggest a flame, representing the effort and enthusiasm of the musicians and the staff. The dark blue background is built from curved lines that recall the sea and sound waves. The poster was made entirely from drawn lines, without photographs, using blend modes in image editing software.
Seotun Saram is a corporate identity for a service that connects people seeking help with professional counselors. The name refers to someone who is not yet skilled, and the slogan states that everyone starts clumsily. A fairy tale describes the counseling process for people who are unfamiliar with counseling. The story has two characters: Seotun, a wandering counselee, and Gobukki, a slow but reliable counselor. Warm paper texture, lyrical navy blue of the night sky and hand-drawn icons form the visual system. The intent is to present counseling as friendly, warm and safe.
Digital Design Days is a brand identity created for an international digital design event. The logo is a responsive sign that adapts to the size of use by changing the frequency of the single elements that form it. The letter D is built from these elements and suggests light, energy and movement. A palette of nine colors marks the different editions and countries, while a line version supports black and white use. The identity works in digital media and in print, at small and at large sizes.
Pavomea Dessert Store is a branding and space design project for a dessert brand that combines desserts and snacks with artistic elements. The concept is based on the German color theorist Goethe, who studied color and developed a hexagonal color wheel. The logo can shift into three modes to express the idea of a prism and to add contrast between lines and shapes. A pure white color scheme presents the panchromatic theme. The packaging uses paper structures, while the lamp design uses acrylic. The idea of light guides the branding system and the store interior.
Route is a poster created as a school typography project. Field research in the city was carried out to record authentic letterforms. An elegant handwritten script found on a van was selected as the inspiration. The double stroke left by markers on the glossy surface forms the main visual language of the poster. The name Route refers to the inspiration photograph, which was taken from a moving car, and to the double lines, which recall the ruts left by wheels. The final poster expresses movement and direction.
"Two of Hearts" is a vector illustration specially created for the collaborative project called "Luck of the Draw" which regrouped artists from around the world to create a unique deck of playing cards. The illustration concept is inspired by the fox from "The Little Prince" fable written by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. It is a hint to the lesson that the fox teaches about relationships.
Listening to Transparency is the visual identity for an exhibition of sound art that presented 44 audio and visual works. The design is based on circular waves that represent sound sources. The waves vary in angle, curvature and colour. The titles are silk-screen printed on transparent PVC in a graduated dot grid, while the waves are printed on cotton paper with Risograph technology. The two layers combine into one image, and turning the printed page reveals the waves. The transparent look reflects the materials used in the artworks and the fleeting nature of sound.
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In Particular, when the evening came, every house sounds the classic music of Yang Lihue Opera. The Yang Lihua Opera became the common vision of the family. People have real feelings and enjoy visual and hearing impact shock in order to enjoyment level. With an impressive plot and the spirits of traditional Yang Lihua Opera, perfect performance, dazzling costume and great characters to the parents and children become (mysterious and) fairy tale world filled with the traditional opera. The Yang Lihua opera was classic, and with a contemporary edge.
Gan Song is a brand visual identity created for a specialty brand from the Mayang area of China. The design is inspired by the local landscape and Miao culture. Fine lines of varied thickness form the shape of the mountains and of the Jinjiang River. A smiling girl in Miao dress represents harvest and hope. The identity is applied to brochures, cards, envelopes, packaging and outdoor advertising, with foil printing, embossing, laser cutting and gilding. All patterns are vectorized, so the identity can be printed at any size.
World Industrial Design Conference is a visual identity system created for a global industrial design event. The letter I in the conference logo is extended into a light cone, which is the main supporting graphic of the identity. The light cone stands for industry, integration, international exchange and innovation. Light cones in several colors rise upward and represent designers, design institutions, manufacturing companies and universities. The identity is applied in flat graphics and in three dimensional animation, guided by a set of design standards.
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NYC Deal is a brand identity created for a 99 cent store in New York City. The identity centers on a bold price tag set at an angle, recalling the dangling movement of tags that customers reach for and steady before reading. The tilted tag makes the single price of 99 cents the clearest message of the brand. Supporting elements refer to the products sold in the store. Printed materials use digital laser printing, while tote bags, shirts and other fabric items use screen printing for durable inks.