Forest School is a scheme set-up by Hackney Council, London that seeks to connect children living within the local built-up area with the thrill of the rural outdoors. The scheme reaches out to schools and parents, offering programmes that cover all areas of the curriculum and aims to engage and develop a child’s understanding of sustainability. ...
A comprehensive look through our branding process for The Starland Village, a multi-use development in Savannah’s Starland District by Foram Group.
The Fundamental Steps in Building a Powerful Brand Identity
The economics of regional farming, in the face of global market forces, continues to be unfavourable to local producers; narrowing margins and pushing some out of business. Alongside this, unfair and self-defeating politics continue to chip away at a basic message; locally grown food is a good, not just in a regional economic sense, but ...
Antwerp-based studio Vrints-Kolsteren was commissioned by Fine Art and Friends, an arts institution in the nearby town of Mol, to design their new visual identity. Fine Art and Friends support another of Vrints-Kolsteren’s clients, the Academy of Arts Mol, by organising conferences, projects, exhibitions and workshops.
I have built a visual identity around Villa Sangiovese, a luxurious hotel located in the heart of Tuscany. It is part of a cultural, regional and sustainable approach.
Hardworking, happy and harmonious, Studio Bruch’s identity for Hea fully embraces contrast; creating an accessible, rigid world for the over 70-year-old carpentry brand to inhabit. Taking cues from their workshop, be it soft, hard, round or angled forms, the Graz-based studio’s bespoke, lumber-inspired headline typeface and wordmark lead the identity. They set a familiar, warm tone representative of the carpenters while communicating the company’s expertise in joinery; celebrating the combining of singular parts to make a whole.
Fedrigoni Plus is a curated collection of fine UK-held papers, created in collaboration with London studio TM.
YOUTH is a Manchester-based interior design studio that believes the role of design is greater than surface layer aesthetics. They create spaces that feel raw and real, yet highly refined and considered. The essence of their work is captured in YOUTH Studio’s visual identity, which was devised by Melbourne-based designer M.Giesser.
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 —
The London-based trio of creatives – Mohammed Samad, Bouk Ra and Joanna Domagalska – specialise in branding and typography, having previously worked separately as freelancers and individuals, honing their own skills. Now, with a synchronicity and deep understanding of each other’s creativity, they work together under the name Kaam Kaaj. In addition to the here and now of their practice, Samad, Ra and Domagalska reflect on their own design journeys post-uni; designing the branding for LCC’s 2023 degree shows; and what advice they would give to fresh graduates.
