“After years of festivals in muddy fields, Big Chill hung up it’s wellies to concentrate on developing their venues across London and Bristol.

“We’ve given Big Chill a fresh friendly look and feel to reflect it’s heritage as well as appeal to it’s newer audience. We developed all aspects of the brand from the different venue logos right through to the menu, signage, merchandise, events flyers and posters even creating a bespoke typeface.”

Designed by Zip

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“Buyán is the meeting point where its residents’s lifestyles unite with those of its community. It is a comercial and residential complex in Mérida, Yucatán, that reflects the cosmopolitan life in an alternative way, adapting itself to all kinds of personalities. Buyán Apartments is a proposal for a conscious, intellectual and cultural lifestyle that is immersed in the day-to-day dynamics.

“Buyán is the name of a sacred island of the slavic mythology with extraordinary tales, which we decided to communicate through illustrations that develop stories that dignify lifestyles and values that are commonly ignored like coexistence, contemplation, love for the mascots and sporting, gastronomical and cultural activities.

“The “Perfect Neighborhood” concept invites to coexist in a real community, in a privileged urban environment with recreational spaces and natural amenities to enjoy this city.”

Designed by Bienal Comunicación

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“Argo is a consultant’s agency located in Rumania. People who are part of this firm, specialize in art investigation and history with a main objective: Discover new artistic work.

“As a consultant’s agency we created a modern museum-like sensation using a simple color palette. In addition, an emblem inspired on a compass is implemented for the sole purpose of highlighting the brand’s main function, to discover artwork.

“Argo utilizes it’s own art pieces for its brand communication achieving a sense of belonging and pride to their own work.”

Designed by Anagrama

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“Shimada Co., Ltd., an old firm established in 1921 and based in Nishiyodogawa-ku Osaka city, sells furniture materials and interior materials, as well as makes furniture.

“In response to the company’s consultation regarding CI renewal upon the office relocation, tegusu established CI and a guideline for use of it and designed signatures and business cards.”

Designed by Masaomi Fujita

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“Mod’Art is a hair stylist salon, which has mainly female clients of average age and upper middle status. The salon offers its clients a refined and welcoming surroundings, where they can find professionalism, skill and creativity. We projected a sophisticated and elegant symbol, working on a monogram which combines the two initial letters; we designed them following the slab-serif font style on the Clarendon model, but with very rounded connections among steams and serifs. From the two combining letters emerges a crown shape, which gives the symbol more prestige. The typeface we designed for the name is a sans serif with square shapes, clean, neutral and compact appearance, inspired by the Microgramma model, which conveys the logo a modern look.”

Designed by Concreate Studio

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“Cester is the name of a family of pharmacists. Their small local business allows them to have a privileged relationship with people. The Cester visual identity is based on a set of core values: caring for health, professionalism, cordiality. For the creation of the logo we sought inspiration in the most recognisable shapes for pharmacy and we chose the cross symbol. We obtained this shape by the displacement of the central part of the “c” bowl. The use of negative space in logo design is a great way to catch the eye of the beholder, which is one of the most popular techniques for its effectiveness, because it creates an interesting visual effect for the human eye to fathom and it facilitates the memorization of the logo. The lettering is clear and simple. We designed the typeface in order to give it an authoritative and professional look, which gives security. The use of lower case letters and the presence of particular roundings gives the logo a cordial look, too.”

Designed by Concreate Studio

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“One of the favourite personal concept project that I worked on recently. Method is the go-to destination for luxury fashion. Creating the identity meant finding the right balance to between minimalism and luxury. The brand evokes a mindset – an attitude. We created a scheme that was designed to act as shorthand for the brand. This was combined with a colour palette of vintage tones to complete a simple, elegant identity. The website and app were kept minimal and broadly focussed on creating an optimal experience across all devices.”

Designed by Jekin Gala

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“Park is a restaurant, bar and distillery in Banff, Canada. Inspired by the outdoors and the love of the National Park itself, it is a restaurant that celebrates Banff’s alpine history and lifestyle. Park is a place both locals and visitors can experience something true and genuine to Banff, both in design and in the food served. It is a place that honours history in a modern, yet rustic setting that features “campfire cooking” inspired food and house-made spirits.”

Designed by Glasfurd & Walker

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“Lale is A UK-based British company with careful tailoring, an attention to detail and the use of natural, and superior quality fabrics. Lale’s collections are designed in a one of a kind atelier in the historical and romantic city of Istanbul,
then cut and handed over to the wonderful team of dressmakers and tailors.

The very unique cotton used is grown and milled in the Aegean Region in Turkey, east of the blue waters of the Aegean Sea. For its softness, density, and abiding quality, Aegean cotton is arguably the finest in the world.

Lale means tulip in the Ancient East, and epitomizes that spirit of timelessness and romantic charm through a subtle symbol that merges a turkish tulip with a cotton boll. A true bohemian spirit and a romantic love for nature and and authenticity.”

Designed by Menta

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