Tag Brand Identity

I am so excited about this branding for specialist tea company Mallard by Sarah Walsh, I’m almost ready to hop on a plane to England. I would love to collect all those cups! via Share Some Candy

I’m a big fan of Eric Kass’s work. Each project always incorporates plenty of intricate and surprising details, so I never get tired of looking at them. The examples below represent an identity system designed for The Goods Life, “a…

I’m loving the vibrant colors and icons from this identity program that Independent Studio created for the SAMA Festival. So playful and fun. via Yay! Everyday

I think the last thing anyone wants to hear right now is another comment about “this economy” or the “current financial climate”. But I think this response from Ogilvy is fresh and clever. They designed a series of undersized business…

Feel Good Anyway is a Portland-based design studio with an energetic, motion graphics-heavy portfolio. But it was one of their identity projects, for Laika, that initially caught my eye.

Joshua Distler has done some great work for some big name studios. I’m especially loving this concept design for Visit London (especially that shirt), a project completed for Saffron. via Visuelle

Australian design firm /M/A/S/H/ has—justifiably—been all over the blogosphere lately, but I had to mention them here. I am in love with the contrast on these business cards—clean, simple type on one side and a bold energetic pattern on the…

Brilliantly simple.

I wish the schools I attended had been designed this nicely growing up. via Graphic Hug

To Do is to Be is an “an experiment to teach the computer calligraphy and good manners, as well as an exploration of the expressive potential of elementary geometric elements to give glyphs a plastic, dynamic body.” Pretty interesting result.…

Student designer Ed Nacional has an impressive portfolio. I especially love this identity system he created for a cinematographer friend. via UPPERCASE

I like pink.

Montreux Jazz Cafe identity by Schaffter Sahli.

I’ve featured Me and Mr. Jones before, but only recently came across their website (I had previously only seen their Krop portfolio). And this identity for Flink, a creative studio based out of Antwerp, happened to catch my eye.