Our client was a company providing high quality services in the field of power hydraulics for industry. In order to increase brand recognition, they decided to cooperate on rebranding their corporate identity, accompanying advertising materials and to become visible on the Internet, they decided on a modern website compliant with the newest standards and positioning.
Our client wanted their image to present them as a modern partner and the identity to communicate directly about the technical industry they have been operating in for years.
Future Growth aims to supply young people with skills for a brighter future. Future Growth discovers and activates young people's full potential, enhances their skills, expands their network and provides them with an understanding of existing career and educational opportunities.
Our task was to create a visual identity for the new brand and refresh the image, of the existing entity, so that together they form a coherent system. The system developed allows for the creation of new, further identities for events created under the Future Growth brand.
We designed a visual identity for the client's “What Magazine,” which collects and compares information on various energy storage systems. As part of the cooperation, we took care of the creation of a logo referring to the client's personal brand, selection of typography, color scheme, a set of edited graphics for social media, as well as promotional gadgets. We immortalized a summary of the entire identity and its scope in the logo book. The project combines advanced typography with corporate identity, offering innovative graphic solutions for a client in the RES industry.
We present the realisation of the visual identity for the company qood.design, which deals with interior architecture and furniture design.
The order included the design of a logo and visual identity for the brand, the development of visual communication standards for the brand, templates for social media graphics. Universal print templates were also created to reduce the costs of advertising activities.
The KRK2050 is a visionary document that will guide the management of Poland's development. The concept is to become a document combining socio-economic and spatial planning.
Our task was to design a minimalist, modern and dynamic logo that recipients will associate with a vision of the future, modernity, innovative approach, change, synergy, harmony and balance.
As part of the corporate identity project, we designed a characterful environment and created model information and advertising materials, i.e.: corporate identity book, posters, video conference background, roll-up, business cards, promotional bags, T-shirts, pens and lanyard.
We created fully editable (ppt. and docx.) templates for use in line with the visual identity, i.e.: presentation template, company reports (vertical and horizontal) and email footer.
The Mazovian Center for Social Policies is an organizational unit of the local government of Mazovia, responsible for social politics of Mazovia. Our task was to refresh the current image of this large institution with extended structure. See for yourselves, how positive and energetic visual identity we managed to create. Designing a logo for every of 11 MCPS divisions was quite a challenge. We prepared templates of promotional materials to be used by organizations graphics: leaflets, posters, business cards, roll-ups, folders, banners, envelopes, e-mail footers etc. In our opinion the result is great! Ready to use graphics allow to greatly reduce organizational costs in MCPS.
Our role was to develop the visual identity of the exhibition and to graphically compile the most important information in two languages (Polish and English) and enrich it with thematic illustrations and infographics. The whole was to resemble an urban zone - we combined the features of a square with elements of nature and architecture. We developed a logical and aesthetically pleasing system of labelling the six subsections of the exhibition so that their order would be consistent with the narrative of the exhibition and would not raise doubts among visitors.
We designed a system of visual identification of the exhibition keeping in mind its substantive content, but also the specificity of the space of the Pavilion in which it was to stand. We developed a distinctive, clear, logotype reflecting the urban character of the establishment.
For each of the 6 sections, we selected a geometric shape in a light pastel colour scheme based on associations with the individual thematic areas. The combination of shapes resulted in a pattern alluding to urban space.
Dynamic, linear, geometric-based illustrations of residents complete the graphic designs for the exhibition.
