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Fieldwork – Self Promotion

May 17, 2013
Branding, Design, Graphic Design, Identity, Print, Stationery
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At Fieldwork, they make sure to keep a good balance between client work and in-house projects. Fieldwork needed a visual identity flexible enough to work across anything from project proposals and invoices, through fun prints and publications, all the way to super geeky stuff like code projects and gadgets.

Through a process of iteration, Fieldwork developed the simple identity you see on this page and across the website. Then Fieldwork worked on a collection of visual materials to bring the character of our company to life. It’s a work-in-progress, and always will be.

Graphical house – Saxa

May 8, 2013
Branding, Design, Graphic Design, Identity, Stationery
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Saxa Arts and Books was formed with the aim of making available to collectors and the general public a wide range of original and editioned works from artists around the world.

Based on ideas of crystaline structures the identity system has been applied to a wide range of stationery, packaging and marketing materials as well as a fully responsive shopping cart website. Designed by Graphical House.

Daniel Carlsten – Oscar Properties

May 8, 2013
Branding, Design, Graphic Design, Identity, Stationery
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Oscar Properties specializes in the transformation of commercial properties (so far schools, factories and offices) to quality residences. Their list of partners includes some of the world’s most award-winning and renowned architectural offices. Each project is unique, with the common feature that they all originate from historic buildings, and that they are all carried out with high ambitions, elegance and attention to detail. Their brand identity is based on a Swedish modernist design heritage: Fascination for the industrial, combined with a tactile sensitivity. Designed by Daniel Carlsten.

Werklig – Helsinki Food Company

April 22, 2013
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Helsinki Food Company provides design and production services to food industry and other industries close by. Basically, they do everything that involves food consulting or food styling: from developing recipies to producing TV-shows and media productions.

Werklig assignment was to design a versatile, easily modified and cost-efficient brand identity stemming from the celebration of food culture.

Passport – Studio Branding

April 19, 2013
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As the name Passport suggests, travel is a large source of inspiration for us. Where you are born; where you grow up; where you study; where you work; where you visit affects everything from choice of colour to application of type – and we like that. Passport’s branded stationery needed to reflect all of these interests. We wanted it to feel classic but contemporary, formal yet approachable, whilst taking care to present a close attention to detail that Passport pride there work on. The printed collateral includes personal photography collected from our travels to add a strong, individual element to the identity. Website designed by Passport, and built by Refresh Interactive to include 2 x desktop versions for different resolutions, iPad version & mobile version.

Mucho – Coblentz, Patch, Duffy & Bass

April 17, 2013
Branding, Design, Graphic Design, Identity, Print, Stationery
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Coblentz Patch Duffy & Bass is one of San Francisco’s oldest and most respected law firms. Having assessed their identity and website, they came to the conclusion that their visual communications lacked clarity and consistency, no longer differentiating them from the competition. They invited us to design a new visual identity that would reflect the firm’s structure, the way it works with clients, and the personalities who run the business. Mucho’s first step was to ask their attorneys and clients what they think distinguishes the firm. They agreed that Coblentz isn’t a large, faceless corporation – it’s a firm driven by people power. It also became apparent that clients don’t find attorneys via random online searches, they’re usually recommended by friends and peers.

Clase bcn – Catalunya Caixa

April 17, 2013
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The name for CatalunyaCaixa is not only a commercial brand, but also forms part of our country’s collective imagination. Clase bcn created a name built to last, contemporary yet not bound by the vagaries of fashion, just like the organisations behind it.In keeping with this philosophy, Clase bcn designed an understated, balanced, solid brand that inspires trust and reflects credibility. Clase bcn created a new, specific exclusive typeface for the logo (CX), which is also used for headings and key texts. The tricolour colour scheme features a characteristic background for façades, credit cards and any other means of communication. The initials CX, shorthand for the organisation’s name, serve as a contemporary symbol/hallmark for the brand.The same graphical criteria were followed for the sub-brands for Social Projects and subsidiaries.

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