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The key benefits of this business model are mobility and business customization. The entrepreneur can adapt his business to a more flexible and mobile solution, thus enhancing the reach of his business in the market. The brand portrays these values in a dynamic and futuristic way through a consistent visual system, which is meant to inspire the target audience.
Borboleta is a brand system created for two gas station networks that belong to the same owner group in Brazil. Dislub operates in the northeast and Equador operates in the north, and both networks keep their own names. A shared symbol in the shape of a butterfly links the two brands. The butterfly refers to transformation and renewal, and its outline also recalls the silhouette of the Brazilian territory. Three colors are used, one for each company and a third color for their union. The logo is built on a module-based grid.
Lucky Tiger Welcomes New Year combines zodiac signs with traditional Chinese paper-cut elements, making the design look like looking out from a window frame, while auspicious animals roll gold coins outside, as if bringing wealth. The overall use of spring-like colors, abandoning the traditional red color, and adding a lot of flowers and plants, because the pronunciation of flowers and fortune is similar (in Chinese-speaking areas), it seems that this year has good luck for fortune.
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The "All In One Experience Consumption" project is a Big Data Infographic showing information such as the purpose, type, and consumption of visitors to complex shopping malls. The main contents are composed of three representative Insights derived from the analysis of the Big Data, and they are arranged from top to bottom according to the order of importance. The graphics are done using isometric techniques and are grouped into using the representative color of each subject.
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The proposal use three concepts to rebuild the CI system for Yong-An Fishing Port. The first is a new logo creating with specific visual material extracted from cultural characteristics of the Hakka community. Next step is a reinvestigation of entertainment experience, then create two mascot characters representing and let them appear in new attractions for guiding tourist into the port. Last but not least, planing nine spots inside, surrounding with entertainment activities and delicious cuisines.
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Miltos is a brand identity and packaging design for a chocolate brand. The concept extends the bean to bar idea into a tree to bar approach that highlights the aroma of cacao. The package is made of dark blue fine paper with glitter processing, varnish that expresses a silk pattern and gold foil stamping. The case opens like the cover of a book and holds a flavor chart card that explains each taste in detail, as is done with wine. The assortment box is based on the image of a bookcase. The design supports a calm brand experience for adults.
WiseTribe Education is a visual identity created for an education organization that serves children from birth to twelve years of age. The Chinese brand name weisi sounds like the English word wise, which also carries the meaning of thinking. The identity uses bold color combinations and auxiliary graphics to express freedom and imagination. Mascot characters, including an indigenous figure, a dinosaur, a wisdom tree and a planet, help children relate to the brand. The identity is applied to posters, social media templates, business cards, envelopes and badges.
The art film "mosaic portrait" was released as a concept poster. It mainly tells the story of a girl who was sexually assaulted. White usually has the metaphor of death and the symbol of chastity. This poster chooses to hide the message of "death" behind a girl's quiet and gentle state, so as to highlight the stronger emotion behind silence. At the same time, the designer integrated artistic elements and suggestive symbols into the picture, causing more extensive thinking and exploration of film works.
Blanc Water is a brand identity created for a company that imports water from the Alps. The logo combines a graphic sign of the Alpine mountains with typography and colors drawn from the alpine landscape. The design language is clean and consistent, and it is applied to the objects of the company and to its social media channels. The intent was to express strength and clarity through simple forms. The identity gives the brand a distinct presence in the market and makes the company easy to recognize.
Lu One is a signage system designed for a high-end villa residence in Luzhou, Anhui, China, which is set within a forest park. The wayfinding signs combine a map function and a pointing function, which reduces the number of ground signs and saves material. Translucent brown resin panels are paired with metal plates, so the signs reflect the surrounding scenery by day and are lit by LED light at night. Colors and materials are unified with the architecture and the landscape. The building numbers and unit numbers follow the letterforms of the Lu One logo for visual consistency.
Subsidy Programme Series for Macao is a visual identity created for a public subsidy programme that supports music and fashion creation. The identity is based on the idea shared by both fields, which is creative innovation. Simple pencils are combined with music wires and rulers to build clear images that are easy to read. The objects are arranged on drawing paper and then photographed, so the original materials appear directly in the final visuals. The series invites the public to take part in the annual programme.
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FIL is a brand identity system created for a shop that sells designer collections and other design items. The name FIL means line in French. A continuous line runs through the middle of the three letters, so the idea behind the brand becomes direct and visible. The line can be extended or shortened, which allows the logo to be used at different lengths and in different positions while keeping one unified image. The identity is applied to shop signs, business cards, packaging, stationery, name tags, handbags and paper items.