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Trinity is focused on the human being: its biological, emotional and mental transformation. Through its mental and emotional processes, he examines relations to society, parents, and environment. Accepting both negative and positive aspects of society, which creates a foundation to evolve to broader perspective. The artist calls to orient towards integration of all rather than toward separation and focus on understanding opposed on ignoring.
Self Help Graphics and Art is a rebranding project for a community arts center in East Los Angeles. The new identity reflects the value, mission, and history of the center, which grew from the cultural identity and political empowerment of Chicana, Chicano, and Latinx artists. The grid structure of Aztec and Maya hieroglyphs inspired a custom display typeface and logotype. The logotype was laser cut on MDF wood and letterpress printed to add texture. Posters were screen printed to honor the printmaking history of the center.
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Lezai Dental Clinic is a logo and brand identity created for a dental clinic. The design uses positive and negative shapes to form a single visual symbol. Long and short straight lines combined with a circle outline adults and children holding hands in a ring. The negative shape at the center takes the form of a tooth. Low saturation colors give a relaxed and warm feeling and support an image of security, joy and professionalism. The logo is drawn in vector format for printed and digital media of different sizes, and a brand guidelines manual supports consistent use.
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SkyGrid is a user interface designed for the management of autonomous aerial vehicles. The interface allows flight operators to create, plan and monitor flights from a single screen. Flight, environmental and regulatory data are combined to present a complete picture of the airspace in real time. Area conditions, vehicle conditions and regulatory statuses are shown together, so the most suitable route can be selected for each operation. The design is intended for use on desktop and tablet screens. Research with pilots and user feedback guided the layout of the dashboard.
Clarity is a corporate identity designed for a technology company. The logo combines two symbols used in coding, placed within a triangle that conveys onward movement. A dark blue tone communicates trust, while a bright blue tone refers to technology. The typeface Neo Sans is used for its modern appearance, which pairs well with the rounded corners of the logo. Gradients and abstract forms are avoided, so the identity relies on simple shapes and coding characters. The identity is also applied to corporate merchandise.
RYC Brand Identity is a corporate visual identity created for an e-commerce company based in Guangzhou, China. The logo is formed from three punctuation marks: an exclamation point for expertise, a comma for perseverance, and a full stop for perfection and for a new beginning. The letter R and a shopping cart shape are combined with the punctuation marks to reflect the industry. Punctuation is used as a shared language across countries. The identity is applied to business cards, badges, notebooks, gift packaging and canvas bags, using silver foil and screen printing.
Days Office is a corporate identity created for an office furniture brand. The identity borrows the visual language of a fast food shop to present the brand concept in a clear and direct way. Full-pattern walls and pop signs shape the space. Menu tables and leaflets turn the ordering system into a food menu. Novelty stickers are applied to pizza-style boxes. Staff costumes recall the uniforms of shop clerks. Every element is treated with a playful tone, so the brand concept remains easy to understand.
Dragon Alley is a brand identity design created for a hot pot restaurant and an adjoining tea room. The identity is built on the idea of dualism drawn from Chinese mythology. The restaurant identity expresses release through a crack of thunder motif, an ink black background and vigorous letterforms. The tea room identity expresses restraint through a burst through clouds motif, a natural paper tone and gentler forms. Gradual gold accents link both identities. Applications include business cards, menus, posters, packaging and tableware.
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Statice is a Berlin-based company that offers a data anonymization solution for the development of privacy-compliant technologies. In this project, dynamic design and vivid colors conveyed an impressive visual identity system. The conversion of the two "D" (original data to synthetic data) constitutes the brand name "S", which leads to useful and unique visual features. The eye-catching colors not only from "statice (Sea lavenders)" also a color directly reflects the brand's identity and builds trust, further highlight the brand's image.
C-MAX Branding Identity is a visual identity program created for a technology company working in cloud computing and big data. The logo joins the letters CMAX with common code symbols, including angle brackets, a dash and an arrow, which stand for calculation and the ordered movement of data. Black expresses precision, while colorful auxiliary graphics suggest a bright world built with technology. The identity is applied to business cards, work cards, notebooks and canvas bags, using four-color printing and UV glazing.
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Lazarus Effekt is a set of campaign illustrations created for a cross-media awareness campaign about the Lazarus effect. The Lazarus effect, a term coined by paleontologist David Jablonski, describes the rediscovery of a life form once considered lost or extinct. The illustrations show plants and animals that have been found again. Each figure is drawn as a black and white vector graphic and is rich in detail, so viewers can discover more with a longer look. The large prints act as a visual key that links posters, flyers, banners and information graphics.
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X-Hale is a campaign design created for a virtual art exhibition. The campaign includes a logo, posters, a banner, a trailer and graphic assets for live streaming. The main visual element is a 2.5D typographic structure. Iridescent colors are used to suggest lightness, flow and mystery. Many items, such as square posters and quote cards, are animated with a calm breathing movement. The materials are prepared for a website and social media in several formats. The campaign supports online conversations between artists and audiences during the pandemic.