Proud Creative: Rhyl Identity

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For a recent issue of Icon Magazine, Proud Creative developed a brand new look and feel for Rhyl, a small British seaside town. You can browse and download the publication—and therefore get a closer look at the colorful, pattern-heavy brand—right here.

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20 Comments

  1. Miles says:

    I like the colour palette - folksy :-) I don't understand the reason for choosing the incredibly corporate FF Din Rounded though.

  2. Oscar says:

    Ryhl nice! Lovely use of color.

  3. Ed says:

    I love the concept of dressing up an entire town. So cool.

  4. Justine says:

    Such fun use of pattern and color. Really loving the environmental use of the concept

  5. arewestillfriends says:

    lovely branding but Rhyl is a truly awful place

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  16. michelle says:

    Rhyl isn't an awful place, what a ludicrous statement. Parts of it aren't good sure, but there's beautiful parts too - tourists don't get to see all of it and the media doesn't note those. "Dressing up a whole town" - I imagine you wouldn't find it so cool if it was yours (especially as you can't please everyone all the time with 1 style/design). I know both the owners of those kiosks, I can't wait to show them what's been produced here! Yes, I live in Rhyl. And yes, I have a degree in design. The designs here are certainly pretty but best kept to stationery not whole towns (mine or otherwise).

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