Graphic

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Designer: Pan Shurui Work: Illustration Classification: Graphic

Yanzhou IP Design

Yanzhou IP Design is a series of illustrations created for Yanzhou Ancient City, a historic place in Zhejiang Province, China. The illustrations turn regional cultural elements into a character based visual identity. The scenes show local architecture and folk customs through layered colors and a calm atmosphere. All artwork was drawn with graphic design software at 3600 by 3600 pixels and 300 dpi. The aim is to present the culture of the ancient city in a form that suits modern taste and to support its protection.

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Designer: Guo Tingting Work: Corporate Identity Classification: Graphic

La Gambeta

La Gambeta is a corporate identity for a designer store in Yiwu, China, that sells women's accessories, perfume and other daily goods. The logo joins the letters L and G with the form of a traditional Chinese knot, a circular structure and gemstone shapes. The visual language is drawn from Chinese flower and bird painting, reworked with the support of artificial intelligence tools. The identity extends to the product packaging, where each fragrance is extracted from the plant shown on the pack, such as peach, apricot or pear blossom.

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Designer: Studio Nur Work: Brand Design Classification: Graphic

Hunguest Hotels

Hunguest Hotels is a brand identity created for a Hungarian hotel group. The identity communicates a commitment to quality and consistency. The work included a redesign of the existing logo and of all visual elements, from hotel signage to printed materials. Many of the hotels are connected with spa and wellness centers, so the design shows a link with water. The logo is a capital H formed from drops of water, and the main brand color is blue. Letterpress printing, embossed leather menu covers and engraved wooden signage were used.

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Designer: Rana Hossam Gaber Work: Corporate Identity Classification: Graphic

Grand Egyptian Museum

Grand Egyptian Museum is a corporate identity for a museum of ancient Egyptian artifacts. The logo is built from five hieroglyphs that read Egypt, combined into a geometric and simple form. The elongated rectangular shape is inspired by the cartouche, a frame that indicates a royal name. Black is the primary color, because the banks of the Nile were called the Black Land. The secondary colors are inspired by ancient Egyptian jewelry. Roboto is the main typeface, as its angles and curves match those of the logotype. An experimental signage system was developed.

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Designer: Elena Gamalova Work: Brand Identity Classification: Graphic

Albella

Villa Albella's visual identity captures the soul of Tuscany's cultural heritage while embracing a vision for a place that serves as a sanctuary for culture, history, and unity, a vibrant hub of artistic expression, culinary exploration, and intercultural dialogue. The design seamlessly blends tradition with modernity. The incorporation of two floral branches symbolizes unity amidst diversity, rooted in a shared history. Beyond preserving heritage, this project fosters meaningful cross cultural exchange and appreciation, embodying a commitment to serenity and enrichment.

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Designer: Fullspeed Network Technologies(HangZhou) Co.,Ltd. Work: Brand Logo Design Classification: Graphic

Yuan Li Sheng Huo

Yuan Li Sheng Huo is a brand logo created for a retail brand offering refined daily essentials. The logo is built from a hexagon formed by cutting triangles from a square, producing a shape that recalls a box able to hold many items. Circles within the mark suggest small planets and echo the sound of the brand name. A vibrant orange serves as the main color, and the characters are drawn with fluid lines at consistent slant angles. The logo is applied to product packaging to support brand recognition among young adults.

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Designer: China Heyday Culture Work: Brand Design Classification: Graphic

Createar

Createar is an innovative brand of hearing aids in China. The logo design takes the initial letter C of the brand name as the creative idea. The capital letter C is abstracted as a shape of one hearing aid, and its negative shape is the contour of a lark. The logo was inspired by the lark, conveys the concept of the brand: even hearing impaired person are able to hear the gentle, natural and dynamic sound of a lark. The logo graphic combines the curve of a lark, a hearing aid product and an ear to form the design, which delivers the brand's wish.

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Designer: LLC ABCdesign, Dmitry Mordvintsev Work: Book Classification: Graphic

Treatise on Painting

Treatise on Painting is a book that presents graphic works by the Russian artist Anatoly Zverev. The publication draws on the collection of the AZ Museum and a private archive. The design is based on the idea of a two-part book under one cover. One part reproduces the treatise, while the other is conceived as an art object. An author's font recalls the original source, and the artist's graphics guided the typographic choices. Minimalistic infographic elements give the layout a modern character. The book is dedicated to a collector who gathered and promoted the artist's work.

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Designer: Qiuyu Li Work: Logo Classification: Graphic

Hearing Extraordinary Dream

Hearing Extraordinary Dream logo fully utilize the pictographic nature of Chinese characters. For the logo design of a music-related company, the central concept revolved around sound and audio sources. The textual elements were crafted using visual elements symbolizing ear and sound waves. By incorporating the characteristics of pictographic characters, the goal was to create a logo type resembling an emoji, allowing people to grasp the company's business to some extent even without reading Chinese characters.

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Designer: Misteli Creative Agency Work: Global Summit Network Classification: Graphic

B for Good Leaders

B For Good Leaders is a visual identity for a global network of business leaders. Orange, a color of warmth and happiness, is the main color. The orange is combined with an array of warm colors and with patterns that reflect the diversity of the people and activities within the network. A central eye represents the vision of the network and its way of seeing the world. The identity is applied to a website, newsletters and social media, and to summit halls built with recyclable fabrics, biodegradable cardboard and recycled paper.

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Designer: Jan Creation Boutique Co.Ltd Work: Brand Identity Design Classification: Graphic

Yonghe

Yonghe is a brand identity design created for a hair medical brand. The logo is based on the Chinese character He from the brand name, a form that suggests upward growth. The symbol is built from three blue arrows with a focal point and a colour gradient, expressing continuous innovation. A deep medical blue links the brand with medicine, technology and the future. The visual system is dynamic and can be adapted to many settings. The aim was to renew a long established brand and make it recognizable to younger and female customers.

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Designer: Tiago de Albuquerque Sales e Kiemle Work: Brand Identity Classification: Graphic

Reserva das Parkias

The Parkias Reserve is an important environmental project that recovers the soil, reforests degraded areas with native trees and preserves biodiversity. Based on semiotic studies, its logo was designed to represent the Parkia pendula, an iconic tree up to 40m tall with a unique biodesign due to its red floral globes that hang from pendulums. Combining these references with the aesthetics of indigenous body paintings and the feather headdress, the crown of the native people of the Brazilian forests, a new representation of Parkia was born: the crowned tree, the majesty of the Atlantic Forest

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