997.

997.

"We had a requirement to create a visual identity for Mylene Poisson, sommelier. Mylene is a studio friend who wanted a custom branding. Since the budget was limited, we applied creative solutions to design each component of the project. Using a wineglass, each item was stamped, making them unique and specific to her field of activity."

Take a look.

"We had a requirement to create a visual identity for Mylene Poisson, sommelier. Mylene is a studio friend who wanted a custom branding. Since the budget was limited, we applied creative solutions to design each component of the project. Using a wineglass, each item was stamped, making them unique and specific to her field of activity."

Take a look.

955.

955.

Great list of 50 branding identity design projects.

Great list of 50 branding identity design projects.

886.

886.

Puikus identiteto dizaineris iš Lietuvos.
Dalius ir jo portfolio.

Puikus identiteto dizaineris iš Lietuvos.
Dalius ir jo portfolio.

809.

809.

After 30 years, USA Today has finally redesigned themselves, and I personally love it. The work was done by Wolff Olins, and the new logo features a simple circle and text set in Futura. Each section of the paper gets its own colorway and lockup. Nicely done. What do you think?

After 30 years, USA Today has finally redesigned themselves, and I personally love it. The work was done by Wolff Olins, and the new logo features a simple circle and text set in Futura. Each section of the paper gets its own colorway and lockup. Nicely done. What do you think?

803.

803.

ebay used the same design agency as microsoft?

ebay used the same design agency as microsoft?

338.

338.

Saffron - brand consultants.

(Tomai, atsimeni the big collection?)

Saffron - brand consultants.

(Tomai, atsimeni the big collection?)

288.

288.

"At Ferroconcrete, we love brands; the brands we ourselves use every day, as well as the brands we create. But what makes us love a brand? It's that brand's personality, the way it attracts and entertains us. We, like all consumers, fall in love with the way a brand makes us feel."

BRAND filosophy by FERRO-CONCRETE.
(Their work example at 287.)

"At Ferroconcrete, we love brands; the brands we ourselves use every day, as well as the brands we create. But what makes us love a brand? It's that brand's personality, the way it attracts and entertains us. We, like all consumers, fall in love with the way a brand makes us feel."

BRAND filosophy by FERRO-CONCRETE.
(Their work example at 287.)

243.

243.

Where to look for designer:

Creative Review. One of the design profession’s leading publications.
Behance. A portfolio network where designers show-off their skills.
LinkedIn. Allows designers to display their Behance portfolios on their LinkedIn profiles.
THE DRUM. News, information, jobs, a comprehensive directory, and more.
FormFiftyFive. Design inspiration from around the world.
AIGA. US-centric, but designers and clients don’t need to be in the same country.
Graphic Artists Guild. Similar to AIGA, I think, only smaller.
Twitter. You could search for a relevant term, or ask an influential “tweeter” to post a request.
Identity Designed. Brand identity case studies from designers across the globe.
Dribbble. A “show and tell for creatives.”
Forrst. Similar to Dribbble in some ways.
Coroflot. Portfolios showcasing a wide range of creative specialities.
Creativepool. Jobs, portfolios, and freelancers.
Design Week. A professional publication with news and features.
Cargo. A popular portfolio platform with a “featured sites” showcase.
Graphic BirdWatching. Promotion of female graphic designers everywhere.
Graphic BlokeWatching. Coming soon.
Design blogs. 

by David Airey

Where to look for designer:

Creative Review. One of the design profession’s leading publications.
Behance. A portfolio network where designers show-off their skills.
LinkedIn. Allows designers to display their Behance portfolios on their LinkedIn profiles.
THE DRUM. News, information, jobs, a comprehensive directory, and more.
FormFiftyFive. Design inspiration from around the world.
AIGA. US-centric, but designers and clients don’t need to be in the same country.
Graphic Artists Guild. Similar to AIGA, I think, only smaller.
Twitter. You could search for a relevant term, or ask an influential “tweeter” to post a request.
Identity Designed. Brand identity case studies from designers across the globe.
Dribbble. A “show and tell for creatives.”
Forrst. Similar to Dribbble in some ways.
Coroflot. Portfolios showcasing a wide range of creative specialities.
Creativepool. Jobs, portfolios, and freelancers.
Design Week. A professional publication with news and features.
Cargo. A popular portfolio platform with a “featured sites” showcase.
Graphic BirdWatching. Promotion of female graphic designers everywhere.
Graphic BlokeWatching. Coming soon.
Design blogs. 

by David Airey