Graphic Design News

Graphic Design News

Graphic Design News featuring great design, architecture, fashion, graphics and innovation from across the globe.

 

Anti Crime

Anti Crime is a concept poster for a television series adapted from real events. The poster shows white pigeons and black crows. The white pigeons stand for the power of justice, while the black crows suggest hidden criminal forces. The image is built as a fable, so a static poster can carry an extended meaning. The poster measures 74 by 105 centimetres. Production combined hand drawing, three-dimensional modelling and image synthesis, because suitable image materials were not available at the start of the project.

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Wuhan Diary

Wuhan Diary is a visual diary about daily life in Wuhan during the pandemic. The project uses programming to build terrain-based visual languages from collected public opinions and confirmed case data. Colour and the density of rolling mountain forms express the social environment and the changing mood of each period. A three-dimensional earth shape was built from parameterised data in Unity. Wuhan Diary is presented as a poster of 420 by 594 millimetres, together with motion graphics, augmented reality and interactive projection.

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Silent

Silent is a sign language communication device created to support people with hearing and speech disabilities. Silent works through a human-computer interaction system, and users can communicate in a simple way through the manipulator. The device is made of acrylic and is produced with three-dimensional printing. The concept is based on humanistic care, respect for individual differences and attention to individual needs. The aim is to make daily life more convenient and to help users take part in society.

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Platanus

Platanus is a corporate identity created for a psychiatry office with a humanized approach to medical care. The name refers to the platanus tree on the island of Kos, where Hippocrates taught medicine to the first doctors. The symbol brings together a Greek column, a tree structure, leaves, fruits, branches and an hourglass, drawn with one consistent line. The typography was designed exclusively for the brand and follows the proportions of the symbol. Patterns, graphics and stationery complete the coherent visual language.

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Role

Role is a corporate identity designed for a video production agency. The identity works in motion and in still formats. The symbol is built on a rectangular shape, inspired by the rectangular forms common in cameras, clapboards and screens. The letter o is cut in half, recalling old film rolls. In motion, the symbol rolls continuously, linking the mark to the name Role, which comes from a Portuguese verb meaning to roll. All printed pieces were made using the Golden Ratio. The identity conveys energy and movement across many applications.

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PepsiCo Foundation

PepsiCo Foundation is an identity system created for a nonprofit organization that supports communities in Mexico and Latin America. The design replaces a corporate visual language with a more human one. Archetypal shapes represent the three main pillars of the foundation. In a modular system, these shapes combine and multiply to form patterns and textures. A geometric typeface, a vibrant color palette, a photography style and an illustration style complete the identity. The system is applied to a digital brand book and to event materials such as shirts, bags and hats.

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