Category Archives: Graphic Design

04.19.2012Comments: 1

Stranda Ski Resort Visual identity / Branding

Stranda Ski resort has been a popular destination for ski enthusiasts ever since its opening in 1957. Recently its image has been revamped with a new logo and visual identity, with the intention to make this haven for skiers even more exposed and popular, both nationally and globally. The idea was to make a presentation that would capture the beauty and majesty of this resort and its surroundings.

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04.09.2012Comments: 0

Handmade fonts – unique, nontraditional fonts

These fonts are made by an Estonian design studio that specializes in creating interesting font solutions fueled by the inspiration that is within all of us. This duo of designers, Vladimir and Maksim Loginov, manages to present fonts in a new light.

Every font that this font factory produces is made in accordance with all of the current standards and can be used in all print applications, as well as in motion design, seeing that each of their collections offers animated fonts suitable for users that are dealing with video editing software such as: Adobe After Effect, Final Cut Pro, Sony Vegas etc

 

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03.27.2012Comments: 1

Jazz Onze + – print design, editorials, cultural happenings

Enzed graphic design based in Lausanne, Switzerland specializes in print design, editorials, cultural happenings and corporate design. This amazing series of posters for Jazz Festival Lausanne that was made by Nicolas Zentner will leave you breathless. You’ll first notice great photographs that combine mundane scenes and objects with Jazz elements and instruments. After that, you’ll be taken by the simple but incredibly appropriate typography on each of the posters.

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03.21.2012Comments: 2

Liverpool English Pub – visual identity

Kiev based Reynolds and Reyner agency found their work for the Ukrainian first traditional pub “Liverpool”, to be quite a challenge. In order to get things going, they began their work on creating the visual identity by analyzing the city of Liverpool, its history and historically significant landmarks.

The base colors of the identity are brown and beige, while gold and red details add to its strength and beauty.

Extraordinarily fine details and shapes of everything from glass coasters to menus were obviously made by inspired minds. It’s a pity that I wasn’t able to find any images of the pub’s interior.

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03.12.2012Comments: 0

Personal visual identity for sommelier Markov Anatoly

Markov Anatoly, a member of the Russian Sommelier Association, had an incredible visual identity made for him by the Eskimo Design Studio from Murmansk, Russia.

This visual contains a monogram with the M and V letters that are skillfully combined and that represent Markov Vinery. This combination, complemented with other elements, gives a rustic and natural look to the wooden box that is fashioned in such a way that it resembles a vine box. What makes this visual identity special is the set of stamps that can be used to make personal calling cards. The rough paper, on which you can clearly discern the dry mark, and the wooden calling cards casing, give this great project an added level of excellence.

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