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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.
via The Fox is Black
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Courtney
Courtney is the founder of Design Work Life and Seamless Creative, a small design studio she runs with her husband Brian. She now splits her time between developing brand identities for small businesses and soaking up (and passing along) as much inspiration as she possibly can.
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I like the colour palette – folksy :-)
I don’t understand the reason for choosing the incredibly corporate FF Din Rounded though.
Ryhl nice! Lovely use of color.
I love the concept of dressing up an entire town. So cool.
Such fun use of pattern and color. Really loving the environmental use of the concept
lovely branding but Rhyl is a truly awful place
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).