Designer: Neografik
Neografik, the Australian design agency, are the fellows behind the branding new visual identity of Neublok. They created everything including the logo, stationery, and website. One of the more interesting parts to the project is the type treatment. It’s apparent that it is inspired heavily by Helvetica Neue and Akzidenz Grotesk.
Designer: Ortografika
The works of Ortografika stem from an ambitious team of creatives out of Poland. They’re members of the Stowarzyszenie Twórców Grafiki Użytkowej, Creators of Used Graphics Association, which unites the best designers and studios from all over Poland. Their many distinctions and exhibition invitations speak for the quality of work they continue to produce.
Designer: Matjaz Cuk
Matjaz Cuk had to rethink the design of stationery for this project. Plans of 9 different items are printed on a single sheet. Only two inks were used and only one kind of paper – one with excellent environmental credentials from Gmund. It’s a new visual identity and it not only goods good, but does good…for the environment and for the studio. From this single sheet of paper, one can achieve two small folders, a large folder, seven CD packages, five medium cards and a bookmark, two small notebook covers and six small cards. The variable information are printed on removable stickers. And best of all, everything can be recycled.
Designer: Ludvig Bruneau Rossow
I wonder if Maaemo’s food is as tasty as their brand’s aesthetic? Maaemo is an ecological gourmet restaurant based in Oslo, Norway, specializing in Scandinavian food. It’s owner is Norwegian, its cook is Danish and its sommelier is Finnish – truly a Scandinavian collaboration. The design however is heavily inspired by nature and architecture. Its aesthetic reflects on the notions of lines, shapes, rhythms and poetic, Nordic modernism.
Designer: & SMITH
For those who don’t know, & SMITH is a small, independent design studio who creates work that encompasses identity, branding, print, web…well, just about everything. You may remembering having seen their work featured before as I was caught up in how quaint and crafty their pieces were. Over the past year, they’ve produced several new pieces that continue the tradition of intimacy and attention to detail in the various mediums ranging from packaging to web.
