Graphic

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Designer: Sunghoon Kim Design: Font Design Tag: Graphic

87MM Ilsang

The font of 87MM Ilsang is designed with consideration for the daily value pursued by the 87MM brand. The oblique font in Korean is the first font to be attempted in Korea. By interpreting the numbers 8 and 7 as the ratio and angle of the font, the area of the letters was designed as a space of 8:7, and the size of the closed letters among the consonants of Hangeul (Korean Alphabet) was adjusted using this ratio. The 8 and 7 degrees angles were used as morphological elements such as a stem and a conclusion to harmonize the characteristics of handwriting that appear when writing sideways.

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Designer: Guangzhou Ruoyuchen Technology Co., Ltd. Design: Brand Identity Tag: Graphic

Free

Free is a brand identity created for a sanitary napkin brand. The logotype is refreshed with a slightly raised letter F, which conveys a young and optimistic attitude. The two letter e forms are drawn as one continuous brush stroke and linked together. This joined pair is extracted from the logo and used as an auxiliary graphic, applied to business cards, badges, document bags, express boxes and canvas bags. The dynamic line expresses freedom and self-expression. A visual specification system keeps the identity consistent and extensible across online and offline channels.

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Designer: Seulah Choi Design: Corporate Identity Tag: Graphic

Typotect

Typotect is a brand identity designed for a modern art museum dedicated to the work of Piet Zwart, a pioneer of modernism. The name combines the words typography and architect, reflecting the two fields in which Piet Zwart worked. The identity reinterprets three features found in his designs: three primary colors, thin linear elements and flat shapes arranged within open space. A thin red line appears at the top of each application, while blue and yellow fill the flat shapes. The identity is print based and is applied to posters, name cards, tickets and wall stickers.

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Designer: Yena Choi Design: Branding and Visual Identity Tag: Graphic

Korea Sports

KSCF is a Korean sports division that gathers experts related to sports including active and former national team players, coaches, and sports team owners. The heart logo is drawn from the X-Y axis, which represents the athlete's euphoria and adrenaline, the coach's dedication and affection for their teams and the general love for sports. The heart logo consists of four puzzle pieces: ear, arrow, foot, and heart. The ear symbolizes listening, the arrow symbolizes goal and direction, the foot symbolizes ability, and the heart symbolizes passion.

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Designer: Leong Chou In Design: Visual Identity Tag: 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: Kenarköse Creative Design: Logo and Brand Identity Tag: 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: Pedro Panetto Design: Corporate Identity Tag: Graphic

HEMA Alliance

HEMA Alliance is a corporate identity created for an association that supports practitioners of Historical European Martial Arts. The identity includes 160 variations of the symbol, formed by 40 sword designs shown in four visual arrangements. Each sword follows the proportions of a real historical model. The letters, the spacing and the symbol diagram are based on the Golden Ratio, which keeps every variation consistent. Each practitioner can select the variation that matches a preferred training style and weapon.

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Designer: Mars Design Consultants Design: Food and Beverage Branding Tag: 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: Chi Hao Chang Design: Brand Identity Tag: 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: Blend Design Design: Exhibition Visuals Tag: Graphic

Children Picture Books from China

The Chinese Children's Book Exhibition organized by Confucius Institute headquarters was displayed to the public at children's hall of Frankfurt Book Fair. From different picture books, the experts selected the ink painting of Liang Peilong as the overall visual design style. Then the designers extracted the elements of ink dots from Liang's paintings, strengthened the saturation, and used them together with paintings. The new visual style not only meets the exhibition demand but also has the orientaltaste. Unique Chinese picture beauty appears on the international stage.

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Designer: Creator Strategic Marketing Co., Ltd Design: Identity Tag: Graphic

13 International Cultural Media

13 International Cultural Media is a brand identity created for a multimedia production company active in television programs, films, cultural and creative development and entertainment. The logo is based on the word Thirteen, drawn with hand-painted strokes that express vitality and tension. The Arabic numeral 13 is added as an accent, referring to a meaningful story from the founding of the company. Black and gold are the main colors, chosen to suggest expertise and an international character. On envelopes and stationery, the logo is cropped and enlarged for visual emphasis.

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Designer: Haley Tebo Design: Environmental Typography Tag: 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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