Brand Design Inspiration
Promax: Beyond - Identity designed by Proud Creative, multidisciplinary design studio based in London.
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We Fell To Earth
This print is part of a poster series for the British band “We Fell To Earth”. Design by Emil Iosipescu.
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Dark Island
Graphic Artworks by Evan Hecox.
“Joshua Liner Gallery presents a collection of new drawings and paintings inspired by New York. May 24 – June 23, 2012l Opening reception: Thursday, May 24, 6-9pm at Joshua Liner Gallery, 548 W. 28th Street, 3rd Floor, New York.”
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Shanghai Expression – stunning vintage Chinese graphic design from the 1920s-1930s, from the book Chinese Graphic Design in the Twentieth Century.
Lucky Layla Farms
Packaging, graphic design and typography by Jay Ressler Design for the brand identity of Lucky Layla Farms.
“Lucky Layla Farms is a small town dairy farm in Plano, Texas. Since January of 1968, they have been producing quality “blue ribbon” products such as signature compound butters, and simply delicious unprocessed milk. A playfull, “county fair/blue ribbon” theme was choosen to portray the award winning, zero preservative nature of the Lucky Layla Brand. Providing a sense of Texas charm, the packaging portrays a dairy farm that focuses on quality products with an award winning attitude.”
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Coherence
Graphic poster illustrations by Kasper Pyndt for series of 3 prints.
“These illustrations work with geometric elements as a tool of creating interesting, vivid and surprising shapes and patterns within a whole (hence Coherence). The illustrations are purely digital but the clash between photographic texture and geometrics was something I found very interesting in the creative process as the textures add a lot of depth and and variation in the colors.”
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