Giovanni Bordé, Dareen Taji and Tonic International Dubai shared a branding and visual identity project they created for OOKLOK, an online and digital service booking company in Dubai aiming to make people's lives easier by connecting them with a wide range of services in one platform. Their main users are busy tech savvy millennials with very little time for a break in their schedule.
AKU shared a fresh branding project on their Behance page. It’s the visual identity for the Tallinn Music Week of 2019. I don’t know much about the project or the event but I like how brutalist it is. The folks over at AKU used some primitive objects and animations to create this striking look. It might not please everyone but nothing really does. That’s why we wanted to feature here on abdz.
POPPA is a Brazilian music duo based in London consisting of the super talented designers Arthur Petrillo and Geo Freitas. I personally got to know Arthur at work and I was always impressed by the amazing work he delivers. I am now even more impressed by this project. The songs are co-produced and co-arranged by Billy Mello and the first EP will be released on 26th of May on the streaming services.
Sean Kane shared an elegant branding and visual identity project for Fuller, a leading independent brand communication agency, home to strategists, creatives, digital natives and craftspeople. Eight years after their last rebrand, Fuller decided a fresh look with a restrained, timeless quality was needed. Through the confronting process of analysing their own brand, it was realised that the brand’s strength was in the parts that made Fuller whole — the history, family, staff and diverse range of clients.
Guilherme Vissotto and Victor Berriel shared a branding and visual identity project for Potency Agency. The details about the project are quite scarce, they didn’t add any description. Based on the work itself I assume it’s for a design studio/agency. The presentation is beautiful. The color palette is also very well selected. The logo plays with white space to mix the lightning and the P. They do an excellent job, however I am not really a fan of the shadow.
Negro Studio got a call from their friends at PLENTY to work with them on some proposals for NATGEO kids branding (rebranding). I cannot imagine the excitement that receiving a call like that might have been. For me National Geographic is one of those iconic brands. The yellow rectangle is so simple, yet recognized everywhere. It’s funny to think of these memorable brands. If I ask you the brand of a blog or social media influencer would you be able to describe it?
Total Design, Adam Lane and Edwin van Praet shared an incredible branding and visual identity project for Automotive MediaVentions (AMV), a new unique collaboration between DPG Media and Mediahuis, the two biggest Dutch media companies.
You know those designs that you feel bad, not because of the poor quality but the opposite. When you question yourself, “why didn’t I think about that” or in my case “Why I suck so much”. Well, if you have these thoughts, a word of comfort, you are not alone. But brace for impact. Berik Yergaliyev shared a concept of an ice cream branding and visual identity inspired by one of the most colorful cities in the world – Rio de Janeiro.
Well was approached by Disruption Labs in 2018 to collaborate on a project which saw the R&D company implement patented nanotechnology into the already booming CBD sector in the US and Europe. The Disruption Labs team, led by Matt Reid and Chris Barber wanted to create a brand that didn't fit in with the current "pop-culture" aesthetic of the industry.
Lucas Carrascosa shared some beautiful branding and visual design work created for Poesía Portátil, a project by Roberto & Victoria cult jewelry that arises from the encounter of two forms of expression, the word and matter, which united create a new territory: a limited, signed and numbered edition of jewellery containing 11 poems by 11 contemporary authors. The collection was presented at the Utopia Markets poetry festival.
It’s hard to not follow trends, I struggle, people I know struggle, you probably struggle. That’s okay. The best way to learn is to try to imitate things we like. I am a believer that nothing is truly brand new but more an interpretation of something. I wonder if that is because I am not not talented enough. I can talk about this for hours but that is not what I want to do for this post. I would love to share some branding, graphic design and visual design inspiration. The work that Javier Morales created for Anovel Jazz Festival.
I have been living in Switzerland for almost 8 months now, it's definitely a slower pace than what I am used to but I am definitely enjoying it. I just love how close to nature you really are and the momentum of stress is almost non-existent. Following up, I love to discover designers or featuring interesting things on the blog. Let's take a look at this branding and visual identity for a conference, Artificial Intelligence in Wealth Management. Designed by the fine folks from Alto Crew
121 is a partner agency of the DDB Group based in Lima, Peru. They collaborated with the fine folks from Hueso Studio on creating a visual identity and branding that would express and demonstrate an emotional social connection with their clients and target audience. Looking at the visual approach on this design, it reminds you of the good old' days of design by giving a nod to the 70s with the colors, lines and gradients?
Brand Identity design for the artisanal food store and restaurant in Goiânia, Goiás. The founders of the reputed Las Nenas Bistro in Goiania, idealized bringing innovation in the production and presentation of artisan foods, creating Abaceria. With a different vision about the market and the segment, they were inspired by South American Gastronomy, bringing a blend of kitchens to Abaceria without sticking to an image of "thematic cuisine".
Gustavo Estevão shared a quite interesting branding project on Behance. In the 13 years of Abduzeedo I believe this is the first visual identity project with strong religious influence. “Avemaria!” is a women's fashion and gift shop with strong Catholic and Christian influences. The brand with the expression "Holy Mary!" announces a customer surprise, which is amazed at the amount and quantity of products offered by the store.
Marçal Prats shared another beautiful branding, package design and visual identity project on Behance for Casa Cardona. Casa Cardona wines are the culmination of an exciting community-born project by a group of friends from the beautiful Cardona Square, Barcelona. The personality of their female founders can be savoured in each of its varieties.
LVMD TEAM worked on the rebranding of a coffee roastery called Roasting Brew. Specialty coffee is a complex product, an unexplored universe. Many coffee lovers have no clue on how to approach the “alternative” coffee: how to choose it, how to make it, what the difference between the Columbian and the Ethiopian coffee is. Altitude, climate, processing, taste descriptors, sweetness, acidity, density… the barista in coffee houses often cannot keep up the conversation and make exactly what you want.
Artur Galustyan shared a beautiful branding and visual identity project. It’s a concept for the Olympic games. The 1976 Summer Olympics, officially called the Games of the XXI Olympiad, was an international multi-sport event in Montréal, Quebec, Canada, in 1976, and the first Olympic Games held in Canada. The opening ceremony of the 1976 Summer Olympic Games was held on Saturday, July 17, at the Olympic Stadium in Montréal, Quebec, in front of an audience of some 73,000 in the stadium, and an estimated half billion watching on television.
Massimo Studio shared an awesome branding and visual identity project for Bestside Films. Bestside's main goal is to make history. They believe in the core pillars upon brands are created: Relationship, Movement and History. Always seeking to understand what is the needs of each project, aligning technique, sensitivity, and creativity. We will make history!
Daniel Freytag and Greig Anderson shared an incredible branding and visual identity project they worked on for Rapscallion Soda, a drinking company that specializes in fresh fruit, low sugar sodas, handmade in Glasgow, Scotland. They're a new kind of soft drink - better ingredients, better tasting, better for you. Rapscallion.com