Graphic

Explore 745 award-winning designs tagged Graphic on DesignAmid Magazine.

Designer: Zhenhao Ou Work: Event Branding Classification: Graphic

Asia Design Week 2025

Adw Works Exhibition is an event branding program created for Asia Design Week as a featured section of the Hebei International Industrial Design Week in Xiong'an, China. The identity layers color blocks, typography and graphic overlays to form high saturation complementary fields that stand for cultural diversity, while transitional gradient zones suggest integration. The geometric composition balances rational structure and emotional expression. Applications include banners of 3 by 5 meters, posters of 70 by 100 centimeters and several work passes.

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Designer: Hangzhou Re&Der Design Co., Ltd. Work: Visual Upgrade Design Classification: Graphic

Parzin Brand

Parzin Brand is a visual identity designed for an eyewear brand. The logo is based on a dual circle structure inspired by round glasses and the initial letter P. The left circle tilts slightly to add depth, while the right circle forms the curve of the P, creating a three-dimensional effect that recalls the side view of sunglasses and optical glasses. Warm earth gray serves as the main tone and high saturation forest green as the signature hue. The circular and oval forms are applied across touchpoints through laser engraving, hot stamping, embossing and etching.

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Designer: Paul Robb Work: Type Specimen Exhibition Classification: Graphic

Lubea Serif

Lubea Serif Specimen Exhibition is a typographic installation that presents a type specimen as a spatial and editorial experience. A continuous printed surface flows through a minimal wooden structure, emphasizing scale, rhythm, and curvature. The display shows the refined contrast, expressive italics, wide weight range, and advanced OpenType features of the Lubea Serif typeface. Visitors move through the space and read the typography as the printed surface unfolds. The exhibition presents type as an immersive form of visual communication.

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Designer: Yi Chun Lin Work: Brand Identity Classification: Graphic

Tra Due

Tra Due is a brand identity for a wine bar based on the Italian aperitivo tradition. The identity is built around the hours between 6 and 8 PM, when guests gather before dinner. A set of marks inspired by European maker's marks and hallmark systems represents shared moments within that timeframe. The main mark is placed between the two parts of the name to express balance and exchange. Each mark follows a modular grid with consistent proportions, allowing clear use on menus, coasters, labels, signage, and embossed surfaces.

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Designer: Feng Yuxin Work: Visual Identity Classification: Graphic

Intelligent Creativity Forum

Intelligent Creativity Forum is a visual identity created for a school of art and design. The identity is built from the letters D and I, which are deconstructed and recombined into a dynamic geometric form. The modules are staggered along a 45 degree axis, following architectural isometric logic. The layering creates a three dimensional interplay of solid and void. The asymmetrical structure refers to the fusion of digital intelligence and creative thinking. A modular grid keeps the system coherent, and the vector artwork is applied to passes, badges, silk scarves and notebooks.

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Designer: Naoya Katagami Work: Editorial Design Classification: Graphic

MioBar

This project presents the renewal of MioBar into Gran Caffe Mio after thirteen years of operation. The design outcome includes a leaflet, a photo book, and a custom typeface that express the refined yet approachable atmosphere of the transformed interior. Inspired by Italian cafe culture, the project uses architectural curves as typographic motifs and integrates photography to document spatial qualities and human presence. It frames the cafe as a space for social interaction within its local context.

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Designer: Studioefs Work: Playing Cards Classification: Graphic

Dreams

Dreams is a conceptual deck of playing cards that explores the relationship between architecture and art through visual narratives. Each card presents a creative figure and shows how imagination moves across disciplines. The deck is intended for play, learning and display. The first edition features Le Corbusier, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Rene Magritte and Salvador Dali, combining modernist architecture with surrealist art. The 52 cards are offset printed on 300 gsm carbon core paper and individually die cut. The box is made of rigid cardboard wrapped in textured paper.

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Designer: Yerong Chen Work: Incense Brand Classification: Graphic

Stolen Moments

Stolen Moments is a packaging and brand identity system for seasonal incense. The design introduces intentional pauses into fast paced daily life. A continuous visual line, inspired by Song Dynasty floating thread calligraphy and drifting smoke, carries the rhythm of the identity. Four seasonal scents are offered in three incense lengths of 7, 14 and 21 centimeters, so a length can be chosen to match the time available for a pause. The boxes are made from uncoated FSC certified paper, offset printed and die cut for precision.

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Designer: Khalinur Marupova Work: Corporate Identity Classification: Graphic

Ruh

Ruh is a culturally rooted sports and lifestyle identity inspired by movement, nature and conscious living. The logo integrates a labyrinth form symbolizing the human journey, fingerprint elements referencing identity and legacy, and typographic lines influenced by Kazakh mountain formations. The system balances heritage and modernity through a scalable visual language that connects individual experience with collective memory, creating a distinctive and sustainable brand presence.

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Designer: Eason Liu and Elvis Ku Work: CIS Design Classification: Graphic

94Hilook

94HiLook is a corporate identity system created for a hybrid store that combines a curated supermarket, a yakiniku restaurant and a coffee bar. The logo merges bull horns, a fish tail and the numeral 94 to represent the selection of products from land and sea. The red and black palette is inspired by Japanese lacquerware, with gold, blue and light gray as supporting colors. The design refers to the artisan spirit of Tsukiji Market in Tokyo. Modular layout rules apply the identity to signage, packaging, the storefront facade and social media.

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Designer: Dheeraj Bangur Work: Luxury Watches Classification: Graphic

Elite Crest

Elite Crest is based on a monogram constructed through structured geometry and controlled proportions. The symbol integrates a serif inspired letterform with a circular base, forming a relationship between linear and curved elements. A central four point detail acts as a focal point and aids recognition at smaller sizes. Negative space maintains clarity, while simplified contours support consistent reproduction. The serif typography is arranged with measured spacing to preserve hierarchy and visual alignment between symbol and logotype.

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Designer: BI-CHENG ZHONG Work: Brand Identity Classification: Graphic

Lao Huotang

Lao Huo Tang is a brand identity for a hot pot restaurant in Taiwan. The logo shows a cast iron pot held by a single hand, with a rising steam line that suggests slow simmering. The Chinese characters are drawn with flame shaped brushstrokes and paired with modern typography. The palette layers boiling red, orange red, brick red and warm beige, guiding the eye from stove to table. White is used for the logo and lettering to improve clarity. The identity is applied to signage, menus, business cards and printed materials.

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