Logo and Branding: James Braund Photographer
Posted: May 7, 2013 Filed under: Fashion & Photography, Logos & Branding | Tags: branding, graphic design, grey, Hofstede, identity, James Braund, logo, logo-type, photographer, typography Leave a comment »James Braund is a Melbourne-based photographer with a background in journalism, an approach ‘characterised by an unfussed, direct methodology’ and over twenty years of experience in the design editorial and advertising fields.
Arising out of a ‘desire for a more contemporary look aimed at designers and art directors’, James’ new identity, developed by Hofstede - an agency committed to typographical craft and detailing – conveys his methodology by leveraging the economy, utility and contemporary sensibilities of a heavy, uncoated, unbleached mixed fibre board, an urban combination of cool and warm concrete greys, the restraint and what Hofstede describe as the robust typographical choice of Akkurate executed with a stacked, uppercase confidence and a good eye for letter and line spacing. This type-only approach is elevated by the high quality finish of a foil set within the reductionist context of broad unprinted regions used across the collateral. The result is a modern aesthetic neutrality and fine detailing that neatly frames the rich detail of James’ photography.
Logo and Branding: Lambe & Nieto
Posted: August 13, 2012 Filed under: Architecture & The Built Environment, Art & Design, Logos & Branding | Tags: Boscos, branding, Branding News, Business Card, design, emboss, graphic design, grey, identity, Lambe & Nieto, logo, logo news, logo-type, manilla, roundel, spain, substrate, translation, typography, uncoated, Valencia 2 Comments »Lambe & Nieto is a Valencia based company that provides translation services to clients in the fields of contemporary art, architecture, design and emerging technologies. Their new visual identity, created by multi-disciplinary design agency Boscos, mixes a logo-type, simple roundel, uncoated material choices and a hand-embossed finish to capture the professional but personal qualities of the brand and hint at the sectors they service.
Packaging: Hema Dekbed
Posted: April 12, 2012 Filed under: Packaging, Retail | Tags: Art, bags, bedding, bedroom, blue, canvas, Dekbed, design, graphic, grey, HEMA, home, illustration, monochromatic, Netherlands, news, packaging, packaging news, red, retail, review, screen print, Studio Kluif Leave a comment »HEMA is an international retailer established in 1926 with over 400 shops across the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxumberg and Germany. HEMA typically sells own brand products across a variety of categories including clothing, food, gardening tools, office supplies and homeware. Studio Kluif has been involved in the branding and packaging of these products since 2002 and this year was responsible for creating the packaging for the new bedding range ‘Dekbed’. Following the playful and loose illustrative style utilised across other Hema ranges, Studio Kluif has crafted a detailed ‘to-bed’ visual narrative confidently executed in a single colour.




