Brand Identity

Explore 98 award-winning designs tagged Brand Identity on DesignAmid Magazine.

Designer: Kazune Watanabe Work: Brand Identity Classification: Graphic

Designtide Tokyo 2024

Designtide Tokyo is a design event of exhibitions and markets that explores and shares new trends in product design and related fields. Through design, it creates an immersive experience of energy and emotion beyond digital media. Held from 2005 to 2012, it shared design culture from Tokyo with the world. Each year, about 50 invited and selected designers presented works that valued creativity over commerce. In 2024, Designtide Tokyo was revived with a new logo and renewed vision.

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Designer: Keiichiro Yanagi Work: Brand Identity Classification: Graphic

Ancora

Ancora is a brand store that sells fountain pens and stationaries. Nowadays, digitalization and information and communication technology have been progressing rapidly. On the other hand, Ancora focuses on the revival of analog in-person communication. Ancora reconsiders these values in which their way of writing, drawing from the heart provides joy that also delivers a special experience such as customizable fountain pens that can be combined in a myriad of ways; and ink blending using a cocktail shaker.

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Designer: Ebru Sile Goksel Work: Brand Identity Classification: Graphic

La Plage

La Plage is a bold and nostalgic brand identity inspired by the effortless charm of 1950s beach culture. Blending bohemian elegance with seaside sophistication, it features vintage inspired illustrations, expressive typography, and a rich palette of terracotta, green, and gold. Playful slogans, luxe textures, and tactile print finishes enhance the experience, crafting a timeless world where vintage charm seamlessly blends with contemporary elegance. Every detail is crafted to evoke sun soaked leisure, artistic expression, and timeless storytelling with a touch of coastal allure.

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Designer: Takahiro Eto Work: Brand Identity Classification: Graphic

Better Bodies Hi

Better Bodies Hi is a brand identity for a workout studio. The identity is based on a typeface that transforms in three stages. As visitors move from the reception to the workout area, the lettering on the signs becomes thicker and larger. The thinnest style is used sparingly at the reception to create a calm atmosphere. The boldest style is used in the workout area at a height of more than one meter. The typeface is applied to the logo, the website, signage and printed items. The changing lettering helps users prepare the body and mind for exercise step by step.

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Designer: Atlante Srl Work: Brand Identity Classification: Advertising

Vitto

Vitto is an Italian food brand developed for the UK market with a contemporary visual approach. The design intentionally departs from rustic and traditional codes common in Italian food branding. Instead, it uses vivid colour, simplified illustration and clear typography to express energy, playfulness and emotional warmth, creating a modern and accessible identity for everyday use.

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Designer: sxdesign Work: Brand Identity Classification: Advertising

Nanpi Hardware

Nanpi Hardware is a brand identity created for a metalworking cluster in Nanpi County, Hebei, China. The mark combines a square and a circle drawn with tangent geometry. The resulting form reads as a gate and also as a target reticle, expressing focused precision. The positive space suggests the letter N, and a calibrated slit reveals the letter P in the negative space. A two parameter study generated 147 variants, each tested for clarity at 10 mm. The geometry also supports a three dimensional totem whose key views match the flat logo.

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Designer: Jesmynny Morais Work: Brand Identity Classification: Advertising

Orla 55

The Orla 55 brand was developed in close collaboration with the architecture firm, drawing inspiration from Brazilian modernism of the 1950s. Its visual identity incorporates clean lines, geometric balance, and subtle references to the era, creating a clear connection between the building, its architectural language, and the brand itself. This unified approach ensures a cohesive and timeless design that reflects both the history and the contemporary character of the project.

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Designer: Marko Stanojevic Work: Brand Identity Classification: Graphic

What Next

Final visual outcome is reached by taking a symbol and turning it into a question mark by placing it on a smaller square below (an extracted 1/4 piece of a big square above it) and putting it on a tipping point while remaining in balance, creating a visual sensation of tension with a minimal rearrangement of elements. What Next logo, as well as the name, are in a way an oxymoron, a question and an answer both at once, creating friction. On its own, logo-sign is a simple, deliberate imperfection and a straight-forward communication vessel, striving to create a lot with little effort invested.

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Designer: Botond Vörös Work: Brand Identity Classification: Graphic

Arrival Training

Arrival is an online training planner and tracking service for amateur runners. The logotype visually hints at the duality of the wordplay between Arrival and A Rival, through the positive-negative trick of the R letter. The slanted typography adds dynamism and movement to the design. The unique angle of the logotype is reflected across the visual identity, determining the illustration style, the structure of icons, and the layout arrangements.

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Designer: Ying Gao Work: Brand Identity Classification: Graphic

Tiantai Huangcha

Tiantai Huangcha is a brand identity and packaging design created for a regional yellow tea. The logo combines dot and leaf shapes in a simple graphic language. One circle symbolizes the essence of tea. Two circles express the interaction between people and nature. Three circles represent friends seated around a table to share tea. A tea lotus graphic below echoes the three dots and completes the mark. The packaging uses matte ceramic with metal handles, and the tea canister form follows the shape of the logo.

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Designer: Guangzhou Ace Work: Brand Identity Classification: Advertising

Sinochem Charging Station

Sinopec Charging Station is a brand identity system created for electric vehicle charging stations. The logo is inspired by a peony motif and turns the growth sequence of petal, leaf and vine into the silhouette of a charging plug. A blue to green gradient links the established corporate palette to renewable energy. The simplified shape stays legible from a distance of up to 50 meters. Leaf and vine forms are reused as ground markings that guide visitors. The system covers signage, digital interfaces, charger design and printed materials.

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Designer: Bojun Tan Work: Brand Identity Classification: Graphic

Agave De Ray

Agave De Ray presents a refined brand architecture for a Beijing based mezcal dealer, bridging Oaxacan heritage with urban hospitality. The project utilizes an adaptive identity where ingredients are personified as watchful spirits, merging playful illustration with a rigorous typographic system. By balancing artisanal textures with a muted earthen palette, the design establishes a sophisticated visual standard for boutique spirits, translating ancestral grit for a modern elite audience.

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