Graphic

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Designer / Brand: Salvita Bingelyte Project Type: Brand Identity Category: Graphic

Women of Wonder University

Women of Wonder University is a brand identity created for a twelve week course that prepares women for future work and life balance. The identity joins the first letters of Women of Wonder into the short word WoW, set in bold lettering. Pink stands for femininity and opportunity, light blue for openness and perspective, and dark blue for trust and knowledge. The colored logo is used on white backgrounds, while a white logo is used on bright backgrounds. The design gives the platform high visibility and energy.

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Designer / Brand: Rebecca Burt Project Type: Self Promotion Category: Graphic

Leadlight Series

Stained glass windows are beautiful when backlit by the sun and also a unique way to showcase this design and printing process. These business cards are virtually hand made. Silk screen printed on a clear plastic stock and then dried one colour at a time. Clear areas are treated as a colour unlocking the full design potential of the stock. A pearlescent seal and UV overgloss complete the process and create sophisticated effects. The design really comes to life when the cards are held up to a window.

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Designer / Brand: SHAN MAI FOOD Project Type: Key Visual of Vintage Vinyl Exhibition Category: Graphic

A Proposal of Time

With nostalgic music media - vinyl and cassette, combined with coffee, reading, and plants, this exhibition brings four daily proposition for modern, fast-paced lives. The key visual of this exhibition presents a rotating vinyl, a running clock, and a recording cassette. With records overlapping the circle of time, create a feeling of vintage flow.

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Designer / Brand: Haley Tebo Project Type: Environmental Typography Category: Graphic

Changing Perspectives

Changing Perspectives is an environmental typography installation made for the glass panels of a university art building. The letter shapes are cut from frosted vinyl and align into a readable message as people walk past. The message can be read from either direction, so viewers pause and move to complete the text. Each letter is about one to two feet tall, varying with the distance from the viewer. Light passing through the panels repeats the letter shapes as shadows and reflections. The installation invites people across the campus to interact with typography.

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Designer / Brand: 1983ASIA Project Type: Branding Design Category: Graphic

Menogga

Menogga is a branding design based on the culture of the Zhuang minority in China. Zhuang tradition holds a legend that people are born from flowers, and the goddess Menogga is still honoured today. The brand identity expresses the female spirit, kindness and tolerance found in this legend. Traditional Zhuang fabric images were scanned and redrawn with digital design software to form a modern visual system. The identity is applied to clothing, packaging and umbrellas, using hot stamping, embroidery and flocking. The aim is to share Guangxi culture with a wider audience.

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Designer / Brand: Seethink Project Type: Branding Category: Graphic

Go Training Institution

Go Training Institution is a visual identity project created for a school that teaches the Chinese board game Go. The identity uses positive and negative shapes, a visual idea related to the balance found in Go culture. Line drawing in the traditional ink and brush style is combined with the gesture of playing Go. Traditional elements are joined with contemporary and youthful forms to suit children. Printed items include name cards, writing paper and teaching cards, produced with digital printing and laser engraving. The intent is to promote Chinese culture visually.

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Designer / Brand: Coreintive Project Type: Corporate Identity Category: Graphic

SinchaMan

Sincha-Man is a corporate identity program created for a small car lease and rental service. The identity is built around a hero character, because heroes are widely recognized by their symbols. Illustrations, icons, symbols and typography drawn in cool blue lines express honesty, trust and speed. A motif suggesting a hero halo supports the theme. The same elements are applied consistently across online and offline media. The identity aims to give the new brand strong recognition and a favorable impression in a crowded market.

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Designer / Brand: Leong Chou In Project Type: Visual Identity Category: Graphic

Subsidy Programme Series

Subsidy Programme Series is a visual identity created for a public subsidy programme supporting the cultural and creative industries of Macao. The series promotes support for music and fashion creation and invites the public to take part. The design is based on the idea shared by both fields, which is creative innovation. Photographs of a microphone, a music machine, a thread roll and a sewing machine are combined into small imagined worlds. Each composition aims to express the purity of the creative process.

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Designer / Brand: Kenarköse Creative Project Type: Logo and Brand Identity Category: Graphic

Tualcom

The logomark of Tualcom is inspired by the radiofrequency waves, which is related to the field that the company operates, and it simply connects the letters of Tual. Therefore, the logo not only emphasizes the company name but also refers to the operation fields of them. The branding is shaped around the idea of horizontal red stripes that are coupled with vertical blue ones to achieve a sense of continuity and communication. The resulting graphic language and the visual system instantly communicate with the broad audience compactly and efficiently.

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Designer / Brand: Chi Hao Chang Project Type: Brand Identity Category: Graphic

NYC Deal

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.

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Designer / Brand: Mars Design Consultants Project Type: Food and Beverage Branding Category: Graphic

Morph

Morph is a branding program for a rooftop bar and restaurant in Hangzhou, China. The identity draws on Liangzhu, an ancient Chinese love story, and on the iridescent wings of the blue morpho butterfly. The logo joins the wing forms of the female and male butterfly into one symbol. A dark purple background suggests a starry night, while the wings show a transition of rainbow colours. A kaleidoscope-like butterfly pattern is the main graphic element. The pattern is applied to the menu, the matchbox, motion projections and a wall art sculpture.

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Designer / Brand: Siyu Xu Project Type: Visual Identity Category: Graphic

Lord Qu

Lord Qu is a visual identity created for a snack brand in Quzhou, China. The identity presents traditional Chinese food culture in a modern way for younger consumers. A character based on Confucius forms the central symbol, and the hair knot of the character is shaped like a steamed bun. Linear cartoon drawings connect the character with historical motifs such as the flying dragon, the Confucius Temple and auspicious clouds. A pig nose symbol is applied to steamers, tableware, lamps and seat backs in the restaurant space.

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