The brand identity

Fedrigoni Plus is a curated collection of fine UK-held papers, created in collaboration with London studio TM.

The Brand Identity on Instagram: "Carla Palette (@carla.palette) opts for bold type and colour in her punchy identity for whiskey sour brand BUNA⁠ ⁠ Find out more at:⁠ the-brandidentity.com (link in bio)⁠ ⁠ ———⁠ ⁠ CREDITS⁠ Graphic Design: Carla Palette (@carla.palette⁠) Typography: T1 Korium by T1 Foundry and Sequel Sans by OGJ Type Design⁠ Illustration: Antonio Carceles (@g_carceles)⁠ ⁠ ———⁠ ⁠ The Brand Identity is an independent graphic design resource with a global reach, showcasing the…

0-93. Lab is a fashion design and visual arts initiation programme for 14 to 24-year-olds from Aulnay and Sevran in France. The free-to-attend course is a space for research and experimentation, teaching participants the basics of creating a clothing collection, photographic series and artistic installation.

Secret societies inspire Ragged Edge's identity for a 'sharing is caring' startup.

In an attempt to create conversations around the news, innovative Danish media platform KIOSK allows its users to contribute content by voting and putting forward suggestions; resulting in more diverse stories and greater engagement between its editorial team and audience.

Little Troop is a design partnership bouncing between Brooklyn and Melbourne.

Exhibition Design For Design Project, Afterglow

This past month I decided to do a rebrand of my freelance studio. My old brand didn't feel connected to my work style or personality. But I wanted to keep the same theme using bird icons so that I wasn't tasked with creating a new mission statement and br…

DixonBaxi's identity for a new London development opts for 'radical softness'.

From their base in Melbourne, Tim Semple and his eponymous independent design practice create colourful, typographically vivid identities for businesses and start-ups across the globe. We caught up to him to find out more about his team of “practical, efficient problem-solvers,” as well as why he decided to leave agency life to start his own studio and the lessons he’s learnt along the way as a result.