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Arrival is an online training planner and tracking service for amateur runners. The logotype visually hints at the duality of the wordplay between Arrival and A Rival, through the positive-negative trick of the R letter. The slanted typography adds dynamism and movement to the design. The unique angle of the logotype is reflected across the visual identity, determining the illustration style, the structure of icons, and the layout arrangements.
Continue readingThis is a board game inspired by the stereotypical adversity between clients and designers. With every experience, it is the foundation of a long lasting relationship. The concept originated from the game Animal Chest and it is a playful attempt to illustrate that every great relationship starts from a place of understanding each other. The inspiration comes from some of the key points that might frustrate each side to act as a trap. The key job positions of each side are chosen and given different rankings to battle and overpower each other.
Continue readingThe designer created the design by envisioning how a single droplet of water expands into a cascading waterfall, using the lyrics of the Hiroshima Peace Song. Inspired by principles akin to Japanese Zen, the design is placed on a plain background so that its simplicity yields deeper significance the more one observes it. The English lyrics of the Hiroshima Peace Song, which is sung every year at the end of the Peace Memorial Ceremony on August 6, are used to symbolize how peace can spread outward.
Continue readingShe was asked to create a cover illustration with the theme of Aichi Prefecture Festivals in order to spread the appeal of Aichi Prefecture (history, culture, industry, etc.) to the whole of Japan and the world. She observed festivals unique to Aichi through video and documents, captured their characteristics, and expressed the fun and uniqueness of the festivals in her own way through illustrations.
Continue readingThis design was created as a key visual to announce an event for a new employee employment ceremony and employee awards. The venue was a historic Kabuki stage in Kyoto, Japan. The theme of the event was tradition and innovation. The key visual was expressed with typography of various objects and traditional Japanese color schemes and objects. The invitations are designed like stage tickets. Each tool uses the motifs and colors of the key visual, creating a sense of unity.
Continue readingThe design is expressed in a minimalist graphic language to convey the brand's essence. A single dot symbolizes the essence of tea, embodying the simplicity and serenity of traditional tea culture. As two dots can arranged in a row, it conveys the scenery of tea leaves being dried in the sun. And three dots can arranged in a row, symbolizes three friends sitting together to drink tea. The tea scoop graphic below the logo complements the three dots above, ultimately forming a complete logo.
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