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The organizer of HCM (Hongqiao container market) uses the container as the basic unit to freely build the market space required. Stacked cubes is a promotional project for this market, including font design, posters and videos. As a container themed creative community, this market provides residents with a variety of creative entertainment. The designer has designed a new font, which is inspired by the free combination of containers.
Flowers is a pattern design series inspired by the kaleidoscope and the theme of One Belt, One Road. The series consists of three artworks. Each artwork shows one important node of the ancient Silk Road through color and structure: mosque domes, European domes and Chinese domes. Kaleidoscopic graphic structures are combined with dome forms to create a symmetrical layout. The patterns were made by hand sketching and digital illustration software. Colors were extracted from images of the cultural styles represented. The three works differ from each other but share one theme.
Pai is a series of four digital illustrations about loneliness. The series presents loneliness as an endless loop, showing the feeling as a complex state rather than a single experience. Lines, colors and forms are used to express isolation and the wish for connection. Rich colors and detailed figurative elements carry the narrative. The illustrations were drawn on a tablet with a digital painting application, at a size of 2048 by 2048 pixels. The work responds to reduced personal contact during the pandemic. Prints are planned for galleries and digital versions for online exhibitions.
Scaling Inc is a brand identity designed for a media company. The logo is a single matrix lattice formed by five hexagon shapes. The central hexagon represents the company and is highlighted within the lattice. The irregular hexagons give the mark a gear-like and bee-like appearance. The identity is applied to stationery sets, posters, wallpaper and bags for both online and offline campaigns. Vivid colors and simple geometric patterns were selected after focus group interviews and large-scale surveys. The design expresses efficiency, adaptability and growth.
Modulabs is a visual identity system created for a research community. The identity system is built with a dedicated variable typeface. The typeface has a single growth axis with 300 steps, which allows many different letter shapes. Each letter is drawn carefully rather than generated from geometric forms, giving a human character. The slightly wobbly letters reflect action and exploration instead of perfect results. Members can apply the typeface to match the identity, and internal tools help them create names with ease.
Anlan Branding is a brand identity created for a beauty device brand. The identity is designed to remain recognizable across different applications. The typeface has gently rounded corners, while the overall letterforms stay simple and clean. A flower pattern derived from the letter A refers to the idea of beauty, and a precise cut in the letter A links technology with aesthetics. Purple is used as the main brand color. The identity is applied to the stationery and packaging systems, and guidelines support consistent use.
For the 20th year of ODTU Sanat, an annually held art festival by Middle East Technical University, the request was to build a visual language to highlight the consequent 20 years of the festival. As requested, the 20th year of the festival was emphasized by approaching it like a covered art piece to be unveiled. Shadows of the same colored layers that form the numbers 2, and 0 created a 3D illusion. This illusion gives the feeling of relief and the numbers look like they melted into the background. The vivid color choice creates a subtle contrast with the tranquility of the wavy 20.
Untranslate is a language learning application that teaches the nuances of a language through context-based learning. Untranslate offers a single word or phrase from a curated list, then explains the selected term through four contexts: historical, cultural, social and colloquial. Each word is supported by etymology, related books, movies and songs, news articles and clips, and guidance on conversational use. The application can be used on mobile devices, tablets and laptops, and the screens follow accessibility standards.
The design for EXP Brasil brand comes from the companys principles of unity and partnership. Appropriating the mixture between technology and design in their projects as in the office life. A typography element represents the union and strength of this company. The letter X design is solid and integrated but very light and technological. The brand represents the studio life, with elements in the letters, both on the positive and negative space that unite people and design, individual and collective, simple with technological, lightweight and robust, professional and personal.
Heargo is a visual identity created for an online hearing care platform. The platform connects patients with certified hearing experts at home, making hearing care more convenient and comfortable. The logomark is based on the letter h and combines the ideas of a soundwave and a wireless connection to show that hearing services are offered online. A circular soundwave pattern appears on all brand materials to keep the identity consistent. Warm and lively colors are used across the identity and the marketing materials to reflect the remote hearing care experience.
Urban Philosophy is a poster series that explores the relationship between the city, nature and people. Photographs of buildings, lakes and traffic form the backgrounds of the posters. Windows, structural elements, pedestrians, vehicles and lake water are taken from the images and recombined through collage. Graphics and text complete each layout. The posters are presented in A3 and A0 formats and are joined by dynamic video works. The series records everyday moments that are often forgotten and invites reflection on the link between the city and nature.
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The design is a campaign for Kingston University's Fashion show event. The photography for this campaign is done by creating 'X' marks by on a model's body which indicates the symbolism of clothes on one's body. 'X' also indicates the tenth anniversary of the fashion school of Kingston university. E-vite was sent to all the guests and posters and brochures were displayed in the Design Museum of London.