Etikettarkiv: Illustrative

Botanica

“Developing the branding for Botanica was one of my most proud creative moments. Working closely with the client, the identity was created to reflect the simple, authentic and real food take away experience of Botanica.

“I wanted to develop a visual identity that reinforced the values of the business – simply being the enjoyment of whole/real food. The complimentary creative elements such as the strawberry and fork etc, were a nod to this – why mess with something that is already perfect … nature.

“Simplicity was a perfect returning point for all elements of this brand from font choice to style of packaging.

“I also got to explore the playful side of the business with the packaging – a cheeky “Eat Me …” was thrown in to reflect the positive and joyful attitude of the owners.”

Designed by Oh Babushka

Mikôto

“Our aim: to capture the soul of the customer in the design. When Mikoto, the new restaurant in the heart of Stuttgart, this meant: to create an authentic Japanese concept that is both modern and traditional as the cuisine from Mikoto. We have in Shodo, the Art of Japanese calligraphy, deepens us. The lettering Mikoto puts on all print media across gold accents. Stylized fish scales suggest the specialties of Mikoto: Fish in all variations Japanese. We have developed a cubic grid that looks like a red thread through the entire appearance from print and digital to plate system of interior design. And there again: fish scales, golden accents, the color purple. We like consistent, beautiful design that tells a story. And this design says: There is so much more than just sushi.”

Original text:

“Unser Ziel: Die Seele des Kunden im Design einfangen. Beim Mikôto, dem neuen Restaurant im Herzen Stuttgarts, bedeutete das: Ein authentisch japanisches Konzept zu kreieren, das so modern und zugleich traditionell ist wie die Küche vom Mikôto. Wir haben uns in Shodo, die Kunst der japanischen Kalligraphie, vertieft. Der Schriftzug Mikôto setzt über alle Printmedien hinweg Goldakzente. Stilisierte Fischschuppen deuten die Spezialitäten vom Mikôto an: Fisch in allen japanischen Variationen. Wir haben ein kubisches Raster entwickelt, das sich wie ein roter Faden durch das gesamte Erscheinungsbild zieht: Von Print und Digital bis ins Regalsystem des Interior Designs. Und auch dort wieder: Fischschuppen, goldene Akzente, die Farbe lila. Wir mögen konsequentes, schönes Design, das eine Geschichte erzählt. Und dieses Design erzählt: Hier gibt es so viel mehr als nur Sushi.”

Designed by ADDA Studio

LABastarda

LABastarda is a project to create the graphic image and bags for a printing workshop which provides the values of traditional print and handmade. The final product did not use digital printing media.

Designed by Erques Torres

Dosmares

“Dosmares is a surf & skate shop, the first one with its own e-commerce store fully operative in Uruguay. It ships all over the country. ”Dos mares” means ”two seas” in Spanish. One sea is the one that we all know, the one where surfers surf. The other, more metaphorical, is the asphalt sea where skateboarding is practiced.

“The representation of this meaning is visible in the logo, which is a number two lying on its side whose counter-form represents the shape of a sea wave.

“The whole Identity is based upon abstract illustrations and hand-written typography, all related to the mix of surf and skate culture.”

Designed by re-robot

Hapi

“Sugar from sugar-sweetened beverages is the number one caloric food source in the United States, and a major contributing factor to the oral and health epidemic we are faced with today.

“Hapi Smile with 100% pure, all-natural xylitol (made from American birch trees). Xylitol is proven to fight cavities, freshen breath, and reduce plaque. Hapi Smile is a beverage that you can drink throughout your day, increasing health benefits but not your sugar consumption.”

Designed by Peck & Co.

AVB

“AVB is a law firm located in Rome formed by two young lawyers. The logo is very classical and sophisticated but at the same time the identity system studied moves away from the stiffness related to this sector, giving a unique balance to the brand.”

Designed by Whiskey&Mentine

Nosh

“Tara Livingston started Nosh with a simple goal, bringing an alternative to pre-planned meals. She wanted to bring the industry into the present day. Combining the knowledge of trusted friend and Cardiologist, she developed a healthy, appetizing menu for people on the move. This brand finds its strength in the energy and motion it conveys. The wordmark is modern and classic, and the patterns are bright and energetic. Paired together, they create a modern sophisticated brand that represents the offerings presented by Nosh.”

Designed by Travis Ladue

Skyline Furniture Mfg.

“Skyline Furniture Mfg. is a family-owned and operated wholesale furniture company on the outskirts of Chicago. With a taste for fun prints and trendy silhouettes, their modern, upholstered furniture is sold through both in-store and online retailers including Urban Outfitters, Land of Nod, Macy’s, Gilt Groupe and many more. Designing their brand to appeal to both wholesalers and the end customer, we focused on telling the Skyline story, conveying their custom-made approach and showing that their furniture is handmade right here in the USA.”

Designed by Knoed Creative

Bar Pharma

“The staff at Bar Pharma knows more about herbs, spices and spirits than anyone we know. They are more like pharmacists who cure your soul with the best cocktails, rums, gins from around the world. Thats why the old pharmacies, chemistry laboratories inspired the visual concept.

“The spices & fruits like nutmeg, vanilla, papaya were drawn by hand. The logo was engraved into the tiny medicine bottles (used for the shots). There is a periodic system with all the alcohols which you can find in the Pharma. In the interior kokedamas are hanging from above which are the works of a celebrated Hungarian plant designer, Gergely Hideg, known as Petit Planet.”

Designed by Eszter Laki