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Posted: June 23rd, 2010 | Author: Yanda | Filed under: Branding, Graphic, Identity | No Comments »



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Assorted property miscellany: Pendleton wool blankets; stationery and correspondence stock; gift certificates; turntable slipmat; notebooks; beverage accessories; room key cards; press kits and other print ephemera that includes posters, postcards, invites & handbills.
http://www.acehotel.com
http://www.omfgco.com/ace-hotel/collateral/
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The Holland Dance Festival is the largest biennial dance festival in the Netherlands; Over sixty performances, more than one hundred workshops, and a dance parade with over 1200 amateur dancers. In addition, the 2009 Festival celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Netherlands’ standard bearer of the dance: the Nederlands Dans Theater (NDT). Besides an international platform to present the diverse facets of the art of dance, the Holland Dance Festival will be a reunion of former dancers and choreographers of the NDT, gathering in The Hague from all over the world. Silo created a campaign identity showing the aspect of this reunion of talents. The blue dots represent this 50 years celebration, and can be seen as a metaphor for the NDT dance DNA spreading the world. The variations of the fluorescent graphics give a celebratory, dynamic image of the 2009 Festival. All kinds of promotion material was designed, including multiple series of posters, a website and a Festival brochure as the main objects.
http://www.silodesign.nl/html/index.php?page_id=22&category_id=6
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http://www.draft.jp
http://www.mos.co.jp/
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The Handburger’s identity, conceived and designed by Couple, is produced entirely out of paper. It forms a visual commentary on the food’s transformative process, highlighting the artistry of making a good burger. Paper-crafting every ingredient allows each to be distilled to its basic shape, creating an identity system that is visually appealing and instantly recognisable. Its many seemingly disparate but harmonised elements are held together by a set of custom alphabets, constructed letter by letter to give The Handburger a fitting personality.
Working with PLYSTUDIO, whom designed the space, Couple also deployed various spatial platforms such as the window display, menu board and a stop-motion video to speak to the customers.
http://www.thehandburger.com
http://www.couple.com.sg
http://www.ply-studio.com
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This corporate identity brings a sense of style and whimsy to Red Deer in the heart of Alberta’s wheat belt. Pieces include business cards, free haircut coupons, style guides, gift bags and even shower caps.
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http://rethinkcommunications.com/
via http://www.swiss-miss.com/2009/09/sandwich-shop-identity.html
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http://www.hellosoursally.com
http://www.kinetic.com.sg
http://www.kinetic.com.sg/?p=122
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Brill is a food take-out business using small shop spaces in dense urban settings where consumers want to be amused and dazzled while expecting care and attention. The branding melds precision with frivolity to surprise and delight. Our logo starts with a scalloped border and moves in ward with greek fret motifs to checkers and cross-stitch. The subtle repetition of the pattern carries the sense of temperance, as if juggling for the queen.
http://www.couple.com.sg
via http://sarahs-loft.com
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The Chocolate Research Facility is a candyshop for the serious confection connoisseur. Located on Singapore’s Millenia Walk, the chocolate ‘lab’ and cafe offers an impressive 100 flavors of chocolate, ranging from “Exotic” to the “Double Fruit Series”, all packaged in equally sophisticated, beautifully designed wrappers. The boutique-cum-cafe was the conceptualized by a ’serious chocolate lover’ and brought to life in part by Singaporean design agency The Asylum.
http://www.chocolateresearchfacility.com/
http://www.theasylum.com.sg
http://www.somewhere-else.info
http://www.plussixfive.com/2009/07/24/chocolate-research-facility-wheelock-place-2/
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