Branding and Packaging: Batishta
Posted: October 3, 2012 Filed under: Logos & Branding, Music, TV & Film | Tags: Batishta, branding, Branding News, contemporary music, craft, fine lines, graphic design, hip-hop, identity, letter-press, logo, logo news, Moscow, packaging, russia, traditional, typography, urban 3 Comments »
Batishta is a Moscow-based musician who originally began his career with electronic rap group Band’eros. Following a recent split and seeking to establish a solo career, Batishta commissioned design agency The Bakery to develop a new visual identity, website and CD packaging solution for his 5010 album that would position him as a modern urban gentleman and reflect his ‘established celebrity, rooted in street culture and hip-hop’.
Logo and Branding: S-AR
Posted: June 15, 2012 Filed under: Architecture & The Built Environment, Logos & Branding | Tags: architecture, Art, branding, design, helvetica, identity, logo, logo-type, Savvy, structure, typography, urban, urban design Leave a comment »
Stación-ARquitectura (S-AR) is a Monterrey (MX) based architectural and urban design firm established in 2003 by Cesar Guerrero, Ana Cecilia Garza, Carlos Flores and Maria Sevilla. Based around a simple sans serif logo-type their new visual identity, created by multidisciplinary design agency Savvy, confidently brings together Helvetica, grid based print and on-line layouts, a monochromatic colour palette and uncoated substrate to unify pragmatism and structure with a subtle art and craft twist.
