Design Pictorial

Design Pictorial

Design Pictorial featuring great design, architecture, fashion, graphics and innovation from across the globe.

 

Trex

Trex is a poster designed to present a new environmentally friendly engine developed by a turbomachinery company. The poster measures 700 by 1000 millimeters and is produced by digital print. The visual content explains how the engine improves combustion efficiency and reduces internal energy loss. An air bearing system increases compressor power by 30 percent and supports low emission running. Parts such as the casing and the air ducts are shaped with B-Spline curves and surfaces to improve airflow efficiency. Mathematics and fluid dynamics analysis support the visual design.

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Wood and Tree

Wood and Tree is a poster created for an architecture seminar held in Tokyo, Japan. The seminar theme is the new use of wood, a classic material, in modern architecture. The poster uses a modern graphic language to simulate a classic drawing of tree rings. Lines of varied number, thickness, curvature and color were tested to form the pattern. The result is mathematical in structure, yet natural beauty remains. The poster measures 210 by 297 millimeters. It was displayed at an entrance, where visitors could take small flyers.

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ODTU Sanat 20

For the 20th year of ODTU Sanat, an annually held art festival by Middle East Technical University, the request was to build a visual language to highlight the consequent 20 years of the festival. As requested, the 20th year of the festival was emphasized by approaching it like a covered art piece to be unveiled. Shadows of the same colored layers that form the numbers 2, and 0 created a 3D illusion. This illusion gives the feeling of relief and the numbers look like they melted into the background. The vivid color choice creates a subtle contrast with the tranquility of the wavy 20.

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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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Coreintive

Coreintive is a corporate identity design created for a design agency. The name is an abbreviation of Core in Creative. In the wordmark, the last letter E is mirrored and joined with the first letter C to form a bracket shape. A circle is placed inside the bracket to represent the core that is contained. The circle refers to values such as possibility, uniqueness, scalability and integration. The identity is built on three motif languages based on the letters C, O and E. The project was completed in the Republic of Korea.

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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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