Graphic

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Designer: Plus X Work: Brand eXperience Design Tag: Graphic

EP

Episode is a brand identity and brand experience design for a shared residential platform. The design is user-centered rather than supplier-centered, and it gives priority to communication with residents. The square in the Episode logo stands for a space that holds diverse stories. Logos, colors, typefaces and key visuals are applied across online and offline touchpoints, including resident cards and room numbers. The system is flexible rather than fixed, so each resident can complete the design with a personal story.

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Designer: Yu Chen Work: Anti-poverty Social Design Tag: Graphic

Let Parents Stay

Let Parents Stay is a typeface based on traditional Han Embroidery, created to support a poverty-stricken village. Jinling Village is home to more than two thousand children left behind by working parents, and many residents are skilled in Han Embroidery. Local embroidery products sold poorly because the patterns had changed little for a hundred years. Classic embroidery elements were abstracted and reconstructed into modern letterforms, which local embroiderers stitch by hand. The aim is to create income and to pass the craft on in a modern visual language.

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Designer: Baoquan Luo Work: Visual Communication Design Tag: Graphic

FM993 30th

FM993 30th is an anniversary logo created for the 30th anniversary of 993 Music FM of Guangdong Radio and Television. The radio signal is used as the main visual element, and the numerals 993 and 30 are integrated into the radio pattern through positive and negative shapes. The composition draws on sound waves, meteor showers, staves and radial fireworks. The logo is mainly made of metal, and acrylic can also be used. The mark is clear when seen from the front, and appears as a semi-circular, multi-layered relief when seen from the side.

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Designer: manuela bonnet Work: Global Identity Tag: Graphic

Africolor Festival

Africolor Festival is the visual identity created for the thirtieth anniversary edition of a music festival held in Paris. The design is based on the idea of resonance, suggesting that the festival keeps echoing across time and borders. A typographic game cuts and repeats the letters of the title to create a vibrant rhythm. The identity is clear, direct, colorful and joyful. The poster is produced in two contrasting versions, one red and one green. The same visual system is applied to brochures, flyers, subway posters, banners, tote bags and social media publications.

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Designer: Felice Della Gatta Work: Brand Identity Redesign Tag: Graphic

Traackr

Traackr is a brand identity redesign for an influencer marketing software platform. The identity combines soft shapes, bold and accessible typography, and a vibrant color palette to represent people, communities, influence, and data. Four primary colors are used, and each color is linked to a theme: business, people, technology, and passion. Using one color as dominant creates varied compositions while the brand remains recognizable. The work includes a new logo, a brand style guide, print and digital materials, and a website redesign.

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Designer: Shinji Arashigawa Work: Corporate Identity Tag: Graphic

Hiroshima Terrace

The Hiroshima Terrace is a visual consisting only of a diamond pattern. The reason why it uses the carp shape is that Hiroshima has long been called the city of water and that it was also called the city of carp because carp lived there. Therefore, by superimposing the image of the Japanese carp and Mitsubishi colour, Hiroshima and Mitsubishi are represented.

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Designer: Tianzhen Evleen Huang Work: Visual Branding Tag: Graphic

Primary Residence

Primary Residence is a visual identity system for a multidisciplinary brand. The project began as a typography exploration that links the style of the Bauhaus movement with abstract architectural forms. The logo is based on the Chinese character Ju, which means living space, and carries three stripes in the primary colors red, yellow and blue. The name Primary Residence refers both to these colors and to the meaning of home in an age of isolation. The identity is applied to a brochure, a business card and a stationery kit printed on textured paper.

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Designer: Geissert Thomas Work: Wayfinding System Tag: Graphic

Stadium SC Freiburg

The goal was to create a system with its own identity and originality that goes beyond. The structure of the new stadium of SC Freiburg consists of an orthogonal basic form and an orthogonal roof. The guiding principle of the architectural design, to create an identity-forming structure, must be supported. The new wayfinding and orientation system therefore presents itself with a clear language of form. It welcomes and informs visitors and fans already in the outdoor area (parking, busstop, tram), leads them to the entrances and in the stadium via the promenade to the seats.

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Designer: Zi Huai Shen Work: Brand Identity Tag: Graphic

K-Chic

K-Chic is a brand identity for a Korean style fried chicken business that serves the meal delivery market. The mark combines the letter K with a chicken footprint to suggest the idea of an expedition. The lettering is based on the style of Korean retro advertisements and recalls a shouted slogan. Supporting graphics use battle flags, ancient maps and chicken warriors to express the theme of a Korean warrior journey. Rich colors mark the different flavors on tags and wraps. The main visual places the fried chicken within a map to invite the appetite.

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Designer: Ciara Chapman Work: Illustration Campaign Tag: Graphic

Not Make Believe

This illustration project tackles the theme that Chronic pain is not Make Believe. The images are a combination of colours, textures and characters coming together to communicate a message.There are seven images total in this series.The protagonist is a young female surrounded by characters that are patterned and clear. There are foxes emerging from the grass and the silhouettes of dark and light enhance the surrounding colour. The Artistic message of each illustration connects to the viewer through symbolism in each image.

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Designer: Chunli Zhou Work: Illustration Tag: Graphic

Cherish Food

Cherish Food is an illustration series about food conservation. The series shows the growth of grain in chronological order, from sowing in spring to growth in summer and harvest in autumn. Seasonal changes in color and imagery create a sense of progressive layering. Chinese idioms are combined with the drawings to express how hard grain is to obtain. The artwork is made with vector design software and printed with careful attention to detail. The series can be used in print media, on the internet and in animation.

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Designer: Nanyoung Jeon Work: Graphic Folk Painting Tag: Graphic

Moonlight Tiger

The theme of the design is traditional Korean painting. In particular, paintings of ordinary people are called folk paintings. The subjects of folk paintings are mainly flowers and animals. One of the characteristics of folk paintings is that they express sacred animals in a friendly and fun way. In the past, Korean ancestors drew on Korean paper with a brush, but modern people draw with a computer. This picture is a graphic folk paintings. Graphic folk paintings are drawn using a tool called a computer. This project is a combination of tradition and technology, past and future.

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