Design Tabloid

Design Tabloid

Design Tabloid featuring great design, architecture, fashion, graphics and innovation from across the globe.

 

Hued

The visual identity explores creativity through a system inspired by Saudi culture. Crimson tones, soft inflated forms, and illustrated personas create an approachable visual language that encourages expression and experimentation. Cultural objects such as coffee pots, swords, and falcons appear as familiar motifs across applications. Patterns introduce rhythm and continuity, while pictographs explain stages of the creative process, reflecting the idea of joy through art, creativity, design, and innovation.

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Orla 55

The Orla 55 brand was developed in close collaboration with the architecture firm, drawing inspiration from Brazilian modernism of the 1950s. Its visual identity incorporates clean lines, geometric balance, and subtle references to the era, creating a clear connection between the building, its architectural language, and the brand itself. This unified approach ensures a cohesive and timeless design that reflects both the history and the contemporary character of the project.

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Mobility Future Within Reach

Mobility Future Within Reach is a brand communication program created for an educational touring event about future mobility. The centerpiece is a large diorama made of Fine Flute cardboard, measuring 1030 mm in height, 1456 mm in width and 500 mm in depth. Each part was laser cut and then assembled by hand. Interactive mechanisms make vehicles move, buildings light up and the city respond through light, sound and motion. The recyclable material supports the sustainability theme and helps children imagine future mobility through play.

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Easy For Us

When a device fails, it sparks concern. The campaign by the Cheil Egypt Creative Team turns each crack, glitch, and slowdown into a path to Samsung support. Every malfunction becomes a clear signal that professional help is available, guiding users to reliable solutions and showing that even if devices are fragile, support keeps peace of mind fully protected.

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Nanpi Hardware

Nanpi Hardware is a brand identity created for a metalworking cluster in Nanpi County, Hebei, China. The mark combines a square and a circle drawn with tangent geometry. The resulting form reads as a gate and also as a target reticle, expressing focused precision. The positive space suggests the letter N, and a calibrated slit reveals the letter P in the negative space. A two parameter study generated 147 variants, each tested for clarity at 10 mm. The geometry also supports a three dimensional totem whose key views match the flat logo.

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Design Ethics & Visual Integrity Lab

Devil is a workshop toolkit created for the Design Ethics and Visual Integrity Lab. The toolkit is a participatory visual communication system that addresses visual plagiarism and supports ethical design practice in art and design education. Structured activities, prompt cards and a cohesive visual identity guide reflective making. Printed items include a workbook, a custom folder, a poster, postcards and a notepad, produced on Munken Polar Rough paper with spot UV detailing. The toolkit supports collaborative learning across different teaching contexts.

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