How do you find designing for a restaurant different to other identity projects? “Our approach is similar to that for other visual-identity projects. However, unlike corporate branding where each piece must be a thoughtful declination of a strong platform, in the case of a restaurant branding we leave more room for the playfulness and unique details of each piece. We...
Sowl Creative Studio — Larissa, Greece
“Food and beverage enterprises constitute a major percentage of our clientele. Each one poses a separate challenge! As is well known, applications in F&B are abundant. We consider each client’s needs and ideas, which we incorporate into our concept, in order to create a ‘toolkit’ used to build the entire identity. For us, this procedure is a journey, where the...
Hue Studio — Melbourne, Australia
How do you find designing for a restaurant different to other identity projects? “It is slightly different from other identity projects, mainly because we can have a bit more fun with it. Sometimes the target market is quite specific which we have to take into consideration with the design outcome, but most of the time it is more general and...
Yucheng Shu — Guard your Family; Heal the World — Shanghai, China
Protect yourself, protect your family, and protect the world — please wear masks....
Luzinterruptus — Plastic Stuck in the Landscape — Madrid, Spain
Consumptions have increased dramatically during the lockdown due to the sanitary demand for protection materials, food packaging, the massive increase online shopping — together with a widespreade lack of recycling awareness. The idea of “Plastic Stuck in the Landscape” isn’t new. The illustrations by Marta Menacho is intended as an installation where plastic wastes will be shredded in all sizes...
Fabula Branding — Minsk, Belarus
The dynamic and highly competitive nature of the catering business makes it a perfect environment for bold and creative designs. Moreover, restaurants need their identities to be easily adaptable to new media while at the same time preserving the corporate style. However, a design solution should support TM positioning. This is a common feature of all corporate branding projects....
Evleen Huang — Save The Pangolin — New York, USA
All the children in the world are eager to see their mom, with hope that they can be picked-up earlier to head home — so does the Pangolin. The piece is composed two artboards — one shows Mom’s shells are peeling; she is bleeding and the other one is even more painful because they will be separated forever. “Heal the...
Radar Agency — Daniil Shumakov — Chelyabinsk, Russia
“When we are working for a new HoReCa project, we can try out more emotional visual language. The feature of the Friendly project and its difference from other design projects is the simplicity and flexibility of the visual language. We’ve created unique patterns with napkins and table-cloths. These allowed us to transfer the individuality and character of the café, at...
Tintin Wong — Recovery — Shanghai, China
The world we live in is in a severe state — we urgently need a “Recovery” to protect all forms of live....
David Michon x AUFI — Where We Stand — London, UK
WHERE WE STAND is a project which challenged 15 leading creative agencies, designers and design partnerships to respond to the ongoing need for physical distancing in public space. As cities around the world emerge from a state of lockdown and isolation, the policy of ‘social distancing’ has created new spatial relationships to be navigated in our public spaces. Initiated by...
Fluor Studio — Lisbon, Portugal
How do you find designing for a restaurant different to other identity projects? “We don’t see it as totally different process. They all need to be appealing and attract new customers and have to speak their values and represent their environment.”...
Buff Monster — We Will Persevere! — New York City, USA
An uplifting message: “I’m eternally optimistic that we’ll persevere over the urgent, life-threatening issues that we’re all grappling with right now. Better times are ahead.” from Buff Monster — a New York City street artist who uses bright colors, bold lines and funny characters to make the world a better place. The poster “We Will Persevere! Stay Strong; Stay Vigilant”...