Showing posts with label Logo Design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Logo Design. Show all posts

Monday, May 23, 2011

The Parlour

Ketsup Mustard has created yet another insatiable identity that is almost sweeter than the product itself!


:: via OkGreat

Tuesday, September 7, 2010

Joe Stephenson

I really appreciate London-based designer Joe Stephenson. His style is clean, simple, and most importantly, conceptual. He doesn't work out of a vacuum or make things "pretty" just because he feels like it, instead he creates a strong platform and builds upon it. Each design element has a purpose and all materials support the big idea, leading to powerful identity and meaningful design.







NTU Degree Show 2010 - Invitation from NTU Degree Show 2010 on Vimeo.










:: Discovered via Twig & Thistle

Thursday, February 18, 2010

Josef Heigl

Beautiful identity by Josef Heigl for Josef Heigl. Simple, modern, edgy, his work relies on form instead of color, giving it an eccentric quality that leads me to believe he might be a perfectionist.







Monday, January 18, 2010

PTMK, WTF?

This is the kind of inspiration that really kicks you in the ass and makes you think, "wow, am I in the right field? There's no way I can even compete with this work!" So happy Monday, and get to work :) Design by Ptarmak.













Wednesday, September 9, 2009

Inspired by AFOM

AFOM (A Friend of Mine) Design Studio is experienced in branding identity, art direction, signage, shop fitting, interiors, posters, image creation, publication, and has a strong passion for crafted typography. Great work, inspires me to take another typography class...









Tuesday, August 4, 2009

Popular Logo Inspiration

Below is a collection of popular logo designs that I've always found inspiring but kept forgetting to post.








:: Discovered via Ffffound

Monday, January 26, 2009

Integrity Spirits' Strong Identity

I had earlier posted Integrity Spirits' packaging, and just stumbled across Jared Milam's portfolio on Behance which contains the identity. I now understand why the packaging was so beautiful as it stems from this incredibly strong and thoughtful identity. The logo channels the mythos of the founders of Integrity Spirits, Rich and Kieran. They are life-long friends, yin and yang, and are unified by their passionate commitment to the distillation of spirits. All the printed materials reflect the hand-crafted quality of the product, in one color, letterpressed and hand applied labels for personalization. The hand applied labels also echo the security seal placed over the caps of their vodka and gin bottles. Make sure to check out more of Jared Milam's work by visiting his portfolio site.