Graphic

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Designer: VISANG Project Type: Interactive Textbook Classification: Graphic

I Really Like Math

I Really Like Math is an interactive mathematics textbook for school students. The textbook presents mathematical concepts through infographics to support clear reading and focus. Students can insert film or attach magnets to the pages and learn principles through direct handling. The cover is designed to be operated by students. The binding allows learning materials to be reconfigured for different curricula and additional materials to be stored. The page layout follows user experience research, with the line of sight, colors and images applied in a systematic way.

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Designer: Ruud Winder Project Type: Identity Emplus Classification: Graphic

Rebranding Emplus

In an ever-changing world, patient expectations and needs are also changing within the healthcare landscape. The emergency medicine department must be the first to anticipate changes within medical care. To continuously stay informed in this new field, Emplus offers training and coaching. In the design, the Emergency Medicine department is depicted with the typical medical cross, but with a dot on the missing link. This symbolism, which refers to the missing piece of the puzzle that Emplus provides, is also shown in the illustrations.

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Designer: LLC ABCdesign, Dmitry Mordvintsev Project Type: Book Classification: Graphic

Treatise on Painting

Treatise on Painting is a book that presents graphic works by the Russian artist Anatoly Zverev. The publication draws on the collection of the AZ Museum and a private archive. The design is based on the idea of a two-part book under one cover. One part reproduces the treatise, while the other is conceived as an art object. An author's font recalls the original source, and the artist's graphics guided the typographic choices. Minimalistic infographic elements give the layout a modern character. The book is dedicated to a collector who gathered and promoted the artist's work.

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Designer: Qiuyu Li Project Type: Logo Classification: Graphic

Hearing Extraordinary Dream

Hearing Extraordinary Dream logo fully utilize the pictographic nature of Chinese characters. For the logo design of a music-related company, the central concept revolved around sound and audio sources. The textual elements were crafted using visual elements symbolizing ear and sound waves. By incorporating the characteristics of pictographic characters, the goal was to create a logo type resembling an emoji, allowing people to grasp the company's business to some extent even without reading Chinese characters.

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Designer: China Heyday Culture Project Type: Brand Design Classification: Graphic

Createar

Createar is an innovative brand of hearing aids in China. The logo design takes the initial letter C of the brand name as the creative idea. The capital letter C is abstracted as a shape of one hearing aid, and its negative shape is the contour of a lark. The logo was inspired by the lark, conveys the concept of the brand: even hearing impaired person are able to hear the gentle, natural and dynamic sound of a lark. The logo graphic combines the curve of a lark, a hearing aid product and an ear to form the design, which delivers the brand's wish.

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Designer: Jonathan Ramirez and Juliana Betancur Project Type: Branding Classification: Graphic

LAX

The client was to craft a logo for a data collection and CRM messaging company, aiming for a digital, modern feel. The name Lax derives from ChiLax or ReLax, conveying a sense of calm to users. To add distinction, It included a heart symbol, representing customer care often overlooked in automated CRM businesses. Pixels were integrated to signify data importance and digitalization. Thus, It combined key elements, a heart for customer love, pixels for data, and the X for relaxation.

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Designer: JOBKOREA Project Type: Part-time Recruitment Platform Classification: Graphic

Albamon Z

Albamon Z is a brand identity for a South Korean online recruitment platform for part-time jobs. The identity includes a slanted logotype, a flag symbol, a mascot and a bright color palette led by orange. The slanted logotype expresses simplicity, intuitiveness and accuracy in quick job matching. The flag symbol is inspired by car race flags and refers to fast job securing. The mascot represents the fast delivery of recruitment news. The design addresses Generation Z. The platform matches employers and job seekers with chat notifications and artificial intelligence analysis.

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Designer: Beijing Jiaotong University Project Type: Brand Design Classification: Graphic

Joyful Garden Tour

Joyful Garden Tour is an event brand design created for a Chinese New Year garden party held at the Summer Palace and the Old Summer Palace in Beijing. Well known buildings of both gardens were studied and simplified into clear graphic icons. The icons are combined with the dragon motif of the 2024 Chinese zodiac. Blue and pink colors express new vitality drawn from a long history. Posters, brochures and cards are printed on pearl paper with embossing and silver stamping. The emblem uses traditional Chinese silver enamel craft.

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Designer: Misteli Creative Agency Project Type: Global Summit Network Classification: Graphic

B for Good Leaders

B For Good Leaders is a visual identity for a global network of business leaders. Orange, a color of warmth and happiness, is the main color. The orange is combined with an array of warm colors and with patterns that reflect the diversity of the people and activities within the network. A central eye represents the vision of the network and its way of seeing the world. The identity is applied to a website, newsletters and social media, and to summit halls built with recyclable fabrics, biodegradable cardboard and recycled paper.

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Designer: Jan Creation Boutique Co.Ltd Project Type: Brand Identity Design Classification: Graphic

Yonghe

Yonghe is a brand identity design created for a hair medical brand. The logo is based on the Chinese character He from the brand name, a form that suggests upward growth. The symbol is built from three blue arrows with a focal point and a colour gradient, expressing continuous innovation. A deep medical blue links the brand with medicine, technology and the future. The visual system is dynamic and can be adapted to many settings. The aim was to renew a long established brand and make it recognizable to younger and female customers.

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Designer: Tiago de Albuquerque Sales e Kiemle Project Type: Brand Identity Classification: Graphic

Reserva das Parkias

The Parkias Reserve is an important environmental project that recovers the soil, reforests degraded areas with native trees and preserves biodiversity. Based on semiotic studies, its logo was designed to represent the Parkia pendula, an iconic tree up to 40m tall with a unique biodesign due to its red floral globes that hang from pendulums. Combining these references with the aesthetics of indigenous body paintings and the feather headdress, the crown of the native people of the Brazilian forests, a new representation of Parkia was born: the crowned tree, the majesty of the Atlantic Forest

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Designer: Jingling Zheng Project Type: Branding Identity Classification: Graphic

Rebud Healing Garden

In the spirit of inclusivity, ReBud has crafted sanctuaries where one can commune with nature. Rooted in scientific research, it fosters well-being through immersive nature experiences. Inclusive spaces encourage mindfulness, compassion, and resilience. Within the healing garden, hope takes root, recovery blossoms, and belonging thrives. At ReBud, a tapestry of therapeutic experiences awaits, from soothing yoga sessions to intimate musical interludes, book club rendezvous, and al fresco artistry.

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