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The Aesthetic Proposal for Seasonal Forest dismisses local government's stereotypes of forest management. People start to explore the forest with three new concepts: Respect – The Harmony of Human and Nature, Aesthetics – The Balm of Art and Forest, and "Coexistence – The Reciprocity of Species and Forest.
Continue readingThe logo design showcases the flags of Lithuania and Germany, conveyed through the symbol of check marks. The red check marks are combined, representing friendship and unity between the two countries. The overall design reflects the moment when two countries diplomatically unite, moving forward together into the future. The colorful marks are multifaceted, expressing the dynamic and tight relationship between Lithuania and Germany.
Continue readingThe Brand Identity is built in a specific way to evoke positive feelings in the customers. The visual concept is based on simplicity and in the playful game of the old-school retro style with elements of modern. Retro style is embodied in the color palette, handwritten typeface, and polka dot patterns. On the other hand, the clean layouts, and sans serif typeface are framing the retro brand look with a professional, modern touch. This unique approach creates a functional design that resonates with the target audience and represents the company's values - trust, commitment, and happiness.
Continue readingThe first edition of this food blog magazine features the favourite recipes of Karin Stöttinger from her food blog Geschmacks Momente in printed form. The playfully designed title “please, don’t stay hungry” is true to the personal way of speaking to the target group which characterises the blog. The creative recipes are presented with aesthetic photos and detailed text design. The layout serves to convey special taste experiences and the social pleasure which eating together brings.
Continue readingKlammhoehe is the name of an Austrian mountain pass as well as of the restaurant located on its top. The aim was to develop a corporate identity for the restaurant and for its homemade products like pestos, jams, juices and salads. Only the best products find their way onto its tables. The menu selection follows the principle less is more. The identity is reflected also in the interior design. The home-made products are vividly colorful and sometimes they have interessting textures, so it was important that the packaging dont obscure the products.
Continue readingThe design of The Blue Whale Café was created as a motif to help the endangered species get closer to the people and spread awareness about how to save the ocean. The big idea of this branding is friendly educate moms and kids about ocean in daily life. Therefore designer focus on environmental friendly packaging using recyclable packaging materials and make them to visit more at The Blue Whale Café. It also help kids bring ocean conservation to their school. Moreover, The Blue Whale Café also supports organizations working to protect the ocean.
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