We developed a clean, contemporary brand identity suggestive of Hatch’s artisanal influences, that appeals to both the coffee connoisseur and the everyday, adventurous coffee consumer.
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Hatch Cold Brew coffee by Tung
May 30th, 2017Olo branding by Stepan Solodkov
May 29th, 2017
Olo branding by Stepan Solodkov
Dancing Leopard visual identity by Claire Hartley
May 22nd, 2017
Inspired by glistening Ibizan sunsets, we used copper as an accent — a texture on screen or foil block in print. Aqua and azure make up the secondary palette — so bright and energetic they’re used across social media and print where we can be more playful in application.
Distrito Films branding by Anagrama
May 17th, 2017
Having acomplished global reach in foreign countries such as United States, France, Spain, Canada, Chile, Argentina and Brasil, Distrito Films renewed its brand to reflect their company’s experience. Applying the basis of cinema symbols, the rebrand represents visual components and multi-burst test patterns that occurr during the video calibration process.
Rebecca Polewsky corporate design by Bureau Mitte
April 10th, 2017
The business cards are printed on two different papers beside the different feel of the surface the special print enables an embossed logo at the front page. After laminating both papers the business cards as well as the whole stationery received a pink colored edge.
Toasted packaging by Elise McIntyre
April 7th, 2017
The hand lettered logo and whimsical illustrations bring adults back to their childhood, while the bright colors and sans serif fonts keeps the brand modern and sophisticated. The color palette was inspired by the various colors seen in a campfire flame from the bright red embers to the dark gray charcoal.
BOLDANIC – Naturally Strong Packaging by Happycentro
April 5th, 2017
Dynamism comes from polygonal shapes floating onto packs, which themselved come from developing brand logo structure. The strucural field that contains the logo reveals the shape of a thunder in counterform, symbol of the power these products would supply to their users.
Carpenter Studio branding by Minima Advertising People
April 4th, 2017
The visual identification alludes to the main principles of the creators – the furniture is noble, made in limited production runs, natural and crafted to the finest of details. Hence the catchphrase “The devil’s in the detail” and the logo reminiscent of a wooden cross-section.
VIA RAIZ branding by TORO PINTO
April 3rd, 2017
The identity system heads off by the concept of the origin of culture, making the artisanal techniques the protagonists of the brand as a whole. Each symbol we create represents distinctive endemic artisanal techniques of Mexico, creating a mosaic of cultural heritage in the current design context.
UI ART Brand by United Design Practice
March 26th, 2017
This Shanghai based company has pivoted to the art industry, doing art buying, curating, exhibitions, residency programs, artists related events and collaborations.
Cafe Penny Lane branding by YNL Design
March 8th, 2017
Branding & graphic design studio YNL DESIGN worked with cafe Penny Lane to develop a new brand identity for its cafe chain. The main color is natural deep green and pale pink color and has created a subtle depth and sophisticated atmosphere.
Parc Broekhuizen identity by Fitzroy
December 21st, 2016
The buildings on the estate have a historical feel, but all this grandeur can be intimidating too. So Fitzroy wanted a more light-hearted approach to communication in order for Parc Broekhuizen to broaden its appeal to also include a younger crowd. Not by going crazy, but by turning historical elements into something hysterical.
Jinnam Agricultural Corporation branding by ContentFormContext
November 17th, 2016
Inspired by the scenery of Munkyung, we drew imaginary village where people are working at farms to make high quality products. The village was drawn based on two Korean letters, “Jin” and “Nam”. We wanted to develop 3 versions of the village.
Divanger branding by Mike Voropaev
October 29th, 2016
The main challenge was to refresh brand identity without losing recognition of the already established brand and at the same time branding should reflect its philosophy – modern style, individual approach and advanced technology.
Beerophilia Club branding by Molto Bureau
October 27th, 2016
To give the whole identity a more natural look and feel, the designers decided to use only natural materials. All basic elements of the identity were made by hand.
RE LED lamp branding by Saad branding+design
October 25th, 2016
The identity has bold colors, typographies and phrases that leads to reflection and propose a wiser lifestyle, highlighted by its tagline: Rethink.
Mamalan tea packaging by Midday
October 19th, 2016
Mamalan are authentic Beijing street food restaurants in the heart of London. Founded by Ning Ma and her mother ‘Mama Lan’, the original Brixton Market dumpling house quickly expanded to 5 locations across the capital.
Tails brand identity and packaging by Sheridan&Co
October 17th, 2016
Replacing Tails’ original old fashioned looking logo is a new bold black font with a mottled, uneven texture, as if the brand mark has been hand stamped. Sheridan&Co worked with Tails to devise the strapline ‘Masters Of Mixing, Batching & Imbibing’ which rests beneath the ‘Tails Cocktails’ logo, qualifying the heritage and craftsmanship values communicated in the overall look and feel of the label.
Buda Beer branding by Estúdio Zingoni
October 13th, 2016
The brand architecture is based on the junction of the iconic image of Buddha with the look of the brand’s founder, that has a big beard.
Neo Cycling Club branding by United Design Practice
October 7th, 2016
We used this unique opportunity to play with a logo that spins, much like a wheel. Typically logo are locked into a fixed orientation. We made the O in Neo into a hub, from which ‘cycling club’ spins into different 45 degree incremental positions.
