alisonkatecarter:

Deris Tattoo Studio – Identity Design by Andrés De la Hoz

Source: We and The Color

nae-design:

Anonymous

Finest identity works from Singapore.

stevenbonnerblog:

Monogram for Tamdhu Single Malt Whisky

by Steven Bonner

grphosphr:

The Mellier Identity and Collateral by Ico

(via)

fernandagarza:

Elepago branding and identity design by Firmalt.

jacobmahaffey:

MC Kitchen Identity and Collateral

I’m lov­ing this new project by The Original Champions of Design for MC Kitchen, a mod­ern Italian restau­rant in the Miami Design District.

emilfabio:

Identity for Soki Clothing 

As a co-founder of Soki Clothing I got the task to design an identity for the company. 

Soki Clothing is a small company that makes clothes and different accesories, keeping the artwork as the centrum of focus. So the aim was to create a pretty minimalistic and “easy to use”- identity that wouldn´t steal the attention away from the product´s artwork. At the same time it had to represent Soki as a cool and well made independent brand. 

visualgraphic:

Chez Faucher

thedsgnblog:

MusaWorkLab   |    http://musaworklab.com

MusaWorkLab is a multidisciplinary design and communication consultancy studio founded located in Lisboa, Portugal. Our focus is to be unconventional, to innovate, to go beyond traditional studio work by integrating an international creative professionals network with diverse backgrounds and talent. Every project is treated uniquely based on the special needs of our client – one solution does not fit all. We strive to give our clients successful brand communication strategies and state of the arT graphic concepts providing relevant and creative solutions.

the design blog:  facebook  |  twitter  |  pinterest  |  subscribe

graphikamemex:

Artsy Identity System and Applications by Common Name

Artsy is an ambitious new art discovery tool, connecting users with an expansive database of works, spanning movements, styles, and time periods. Through partnerships with galleries and museums around the world, Artsy collects and organizes art using its proprietary Art Genome, a broad, ever-growing semantic database. Interested parties can also choose to buy work directly through the site. We were asked to help develop the brand identity and related applications in collaboration with Artsy’s in-house design team. The resulting system has been implemented across print, digital, and environmental media.