Graphic

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Designer: Min Huei Lu Project Type: Visual Communication Classification: Graphic

Finding Your Focus

The designer aims to display a visual concept that demonstrates a conceptual and typographical system. Thus composition consists of a specific vocabulary, accurate measurements, and central specifications that the designer has taken into fine consideration. Also, the designer has aimed to establish a clear Typographic hierarchy to establish and move the order in which the audience receives information from the design.

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Designer: Plus X Project Type: Brand Experience Design Classification: Graphic

Krafton Game Union

Krafton is a brand experience design created for a group of game development studios. The logo design system expresses both the uniqueness of each alliance brand and the consistency of the group. The design is inspired by the crest of a craft guild of the Middle Ages, and a shield-shaped frame is used as the basic form. The same crest shape is applied to all alliance brands and is differentiated by designated colors. Logos, colors, typefaces and key visuals are used across touchpoints such as business cards, forms, icons and advertisements.

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Designer: Hong Sun Project Type: Poster Classification: Graphic

The Impression of Feixi

The Impression of Feixi is a poster created to present the identity of Feixi County. The Chinese characters for Feixi form the central visual element and are drawn in a calligraphic style. The silhouette of the first character shows modern architecture and recent developments, such as bridges, high-speed railways and buildings. The silhouette of the second character shows ancient buildings and historic cultural sites. The calligraphy is hand-drawn and then merged with the selected images through image editing software. The poster measures 297 by 210 millimeters.

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Designer: Di Wei Project Type: Logo And Visual Identity Classification: Graphic

DPRI Library

Dpri Library is a logo and visual identity for digital publishing software. The main logo is dynamic and shows the process of book evolution, which reflects the digital nature of the platform. Clicking the main logo on the home page reveals five sub-logos, one for each content section. Each sub-logo is also animated and gives visual feedback when selected, so readers can browse categories and open a book. The identity can be printed on physical objects and used on electronic devices. The minimum height of the sign is 15 mm.

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Designer: Zhou Haiwen, Che Shilong and Guo Cheng Project Type: Advertising Awareness Campaign Classification: Graphic

Every Treasure Tells a Story

Every Treasure Tells a Story is an advertising awareness campaign for a short documentary that presents one hundred national treasures of China. Each treasure is compared to a star, and constellations suggest the span of time and space. Each treasure is also paired with a dialogue box. Some boxes are round and some are square, and each has its own character. Books form the main visual theme, with references to Chinese bamboo slips, thread-bound volumes, parchment scrolls and hardcover books. The graphic approach helps viewers from different cultures understand the stories.

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Designer: Inesa Budginė Project Type: Visual Identity Classification: Graphic

Radailiai

Radailiai is a visual identity created for a manor and a dinosaur park. The upper part of the manor logo shows a stylized fragment of an arch, a pattern of diagonal lines and a motif of water waves. The lower part shows a similar water motif and a stylized dinosaur. Changing the text and rotating the hexagon icon by 180 degrees creates the Dino Park logo, with the dinosaur above and an inverted house below. A palette of deep green and rose gold links the two worlds. The identity is applied to business cards, posters, envelopes and gift bags.

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Designer: sxdesign Project Type: Brand Identity Classification: Graphic

Gua Gua Xing Qiu

Gua Gua Xing Qiu is a brand identity created for instant scratch-off lottery promotion activities in China. The wordmark reduces strokes and adjusts the structure of Chinese characters, so readability is kept while a sense of surprise appears on closer viewing. The graphics follow the geometric language of the logo and express the scratching area of a lottery ticket in an abstract way. Printing uses high-quality techniques on recyclable substrates. The complete visual system portrays a scratch-off world of fun for young players.

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Designer: Paul Robb Project Type: Typeface Book Classification: Graphic

Lunema Specimen

Lunema is a highly stylized contemporary neo-grotesque sans serif typeface with strong geometric contrasts. A functional san serif family that can stand the test of time, whilst still feeling modern and unique. Each letter shape has been crafted with great attention to detail in order to ensure legibility at large and small sizes due to the distinct deep ink traps. All 10 weights have an extended Latin glyph set with alternatives and ligatures.

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Designer: XIAOLING DAI Project Type: Visual Design for 2020 - 2024 Classification: Graphic

Shanghai Symphony Orchestra

Shanghai Symphony Orchestra is a series of annual main visual designs created for the oldest symphony orchestra in Asia, founded in 1879. The series covers the years 2020 to 2024. Each visual image expresses the charm, rhythm, melody, unity and variation of music through abstract flat composition. The curved forms refer to the concert hall, a building with a downward curved roof. Unity and variation in the graphics highlight the arc of the roof. The series is decorative and visually appealing.

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Designer: Meng Chu Huang Project Type: Visual Identity Classification: Graphic

The National Gallery

The National Gallery is a visual identity created for the national art gallery in London. The identity replaces a typography-only logo with a distinct graphic mark. The new logo is a double L frame formed by seven lines. The seven lines refer to the painting collection, which spans the 13th to the 19th centuries. The logo remains legible at a minimum width of 0.75 inches. The wordmark places emphasis on London to improve visibility in online searches. The intent is to make the gallery easier to recognise worldwide.

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Designer: Paul Robb Project Type: Brand System and Campaign Classification: Graphic

Branding Accademia of Perugia

The Accademia of Perugia, needed a new visual identity to reflect the institution's desire to move quickly into the future. S&P worked with ABA's staff and students to involve different departments and aspects of the Academy. Designers' challenge was to create a unified kinetic brand identity and architecture that also gave individuality to the single courses. They created an energetic, robust, and positive identity system that works across the different arts avoiding the typical clichés and conventions.

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Designer: Haolai Francis Zhou Project Type: Brand Identity Classification: Graphic

Pupstar

Pupstar is a brand identity created for a positioning technology company and its GPS pet tracker. The logo combines simple iconic shapes drawn from a paw, a dog face, a map pin and a navigation arrow. The mark links pets and positioning in one recognizable symbol. Fresh and bright colors give the identity a friendly and energetic tone. Business cards, flyers and other stationery are printed on textured matte recycled paper. The visual system is applied consistently across digital platforms, with the aim of helping owners avoid losing their pets.

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