November 17, 2010 from abduzeedo's blog
When we see a symbol or a custom designed typeface of a logo we tend to forget how much work was put into not only the graphic elements but the ideas and goals behind that design. There are very important details that make a good visual identity, from the right color choice to the construction guide of the elements in which all the adjustments are done and proportions are defined. It's in my opinion one of the coolest parts of the design process of visual identities.
In this post I've selected some visual identity projects from Behance that illustrate a little bit of this attention to the details and the beautiful work done on the projects that follow. I'm sure they will also inspire you to do the same with your future projects.
SDP
Kaleidoskop
By Rene Bieder
ApexBrasil
St-thermohus
By Sebastian Gram
Corporate visual identity management involves the planned maintenance, assessment and development of a corporate visual identity as well as associated tools and support, anticipating developments both inside and outside the organization, and engaging employees in applying it, with the objective of contributing to employees' identification with and appreciation of the organization as well as recognition and appreciation among external stakeholders. - Wikipedia
SILVER STONE
By Cheltsov Kirill
ajeva
By Julian Hrankov
Danish law company Leoni Advokater
By Hello Monday
Eastgate
By Creative United
