This is the time of year when we look forward to more color — leaves and buds bursting out after a long barren winter, and exchanging black snow boots for polkadot rain boots! And as we think about color around us, it’s a great time to think about how you’re using color in your branding. I've shared

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Mezo Aniko – Mezo Aniko This project was created to represent me as a graphic designer. The logo was composed from the initials of my name, M and A, and reflects to the symbol & too. The project contains other branding elements like business card and stationery design, and shows the usage of the logo […]

The best way to learn about style guides is to copy what others are doing and make it your own. For this post I've scoured the web to find some beautiful examples of corporate brand style guides. For those of you who don't know: a style guide outlines your brand ID. The colors, layout, tone, use case examples —

Paris-based designer Jonathan Cohen has been working in wood for only a couple of years. Initially trained as a graphic designer, his eye for flat compositions naturally transferred into the three-dimensional world of furniture, with his creations quickly catching the eye of top architects and designers and local galleries. “When you have knowledge of good proportion, shape, and balance, you can design a letter or furniture,” Cohen says. “For me, it’s almost the same.” What lends the designer's work a certain je ne sais quoi, however, is the unique dye treatment he uses, applied in various techniques to bring out the grain and texture of the wood — forming patterns reminiscent of those created by Memphis artist Nathalie du Pasquier.

This year marks the centenary of the Bauhaus, the famous German art school which developed and championed a distinct and highly influential brand of modernist design across a wide range of disciplines, including architecture, interior design, typography and graphic design. There’s no question that the Bauhaus played a significant part in the history of modernist design, but with its influence still being felt today, how are contemporary designers reinterpreting Bauhaus style and making it rele