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Year 7 students perform and display their art work at the Identity event, the culmination of a term long cross-curricular arts project at Thomas Tallis School.
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Chad is a Graphic Designer at Identity Group. Chad wanted something a bit different for his portrait (compared to the other employee portraits I'd done), so I perused my memory and landed on David Hobby's profile picture for inspiration behind this shot.
He kind of looks like an evil genius, doesn't he?
1 Canon 580EX, laying on keyboard, diffused by a Sto-Fen diffuser. 1 Quantaray flash, camera left (pointed at computer), diffused by an Opteka speedlight grid. The mainlight had 2 full CTB gels on it; the computer had a full CTO on it (if I remember correctly). Flashes triggered via Cybersyncs
With an increase in 2012 for the second year in a row, identity fraud now affects 5.26% of adults in America (that’s 12.6 million consumers), to the tune of $20.9 billion.
Originally published in 1976 this book contains the full corporate identity manuals of thirteen companies.
Year 7 students perform and display their art work at the Identity event, the culmination of a term long cross-curricular arts project at Thomas Tallis School.
Originally published in 1976 this book contains the full corporate identity manuals of thirteen companies.
It is the fragrant lack of practicality that makes high-heeled shoes so fascinating: in terms of static mechanics they induce a sort of insecurity which some find titillating. If a woman wears a high-heeled shoe it changes the apparent musculature of the leg so that you get an effect of twanging sinew, of tension needing to be released.
Stephen Bayley
Logo Concept, Natural Dynamics
At the core of our concept lies the recognition that, in projecting the image of the building as shadow, the Sun itself does the task of graphic design, highlighting just the parts of the house which are engaged in collecting energy. Thus, the Sun is in dynamic interaction with not only the building, but the logo as well.
Revolving around the Sun and also rotating around its own axis, Earth’s natural movement results in a dynamics of shade and shadow which alters both within the day, and also as the days pass. The result is a rich, almost endless variety of emerging shade-shadow constellations.
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You can see the full project on behance network: www.behance.net/gallery/Odooproject-Identity/2384980
Originally published in 1976 this book contains the full corporate identity manuals of thirteen companies.
My parents' National Registration Identity Cards, issued in 1940 when they were both children and they've kept them all this time!
The Client
Gaiosofia Natural Products commissioned us to design their visual identity including their label and website. Gaiosofia was founded by people with love and faith to everything natural, harmonic, traditional, healthy. Wanting to highlight that quality is more valuable than quantity, Gaiosofia search for pure, natural and traditional products, in which there is the least human intervention possible. The company is driven by the theories of natural farming (an ecological agriculture practice institutionalized by Japanese farmer and philosopher Masanobu Fukuoka).
The Concept
It was decided to lead the design through the central philosophy of the company that pass on to their products.
Our design therefore combines symbols of nature, structured so as to subscribe and disclose the verbal and theoretical values of the company.
Initially, the circular shape of the Earth reflects the periodic nature of seasons, thus symbolizing the wise function of nature itself. Dividing the circle into two equal parts we underline the harmony, between nature and the people living in balance with their environement. The lower semicircle is closed, in order to suggest the compact nature of the soil and the solid beliefs of the company. Nature feeds the roots of trees and plants with the required for their physical development components. A consequence of this physical supply are the fruits and derivatives which are symbolized by the leaves, which embrace the open semicircle.
The final symbol generates three different levels of Gaia: soil, earth and air. Each separate notation engage together to reflect harmoniously the company values and create a simple but strong identity.
Check the whole project here:
The Client
Gaiosofia Natural Products commissioned us to design their visual identity including their label and website. Gaiosofia was founded by people with love and faith to everything natural, harmonic, traditional, healthy. Wanting to highlight that quality is more valuable than quantity, Gaiosofia search for pure, natural and traditional products, in which there is the least human intervention possible. The company is driven by the theories of natural farming (an ecological agriculture practice institutionalized by Japanese farmer and philosopher Masanobu Fukuoka).
The Concept
It was decided to lead the design through the central philosophy of the company that pass on to their products.
Our design therefore combines symbols of nature, structured so as to subscribe and disclose the verbal and theoretical values of the company.
Initially, the circular shape of the Earth reflects the periodic nature of seasons, thus symbolizing the wise function of nature itself. Dividing the circle into two equal parts we underline the harmony, between nature and the people living in balance with their environement. The lower semicircle is closed, in order to suggest the compact nature of the soil and the solid beliefs of the company. Nature feeds the roots of trees and plants with the required for their physical development components. A consequence of this physical supply are the fruits and derivatives which are symbolized by the leaves, which embrace the open semicircle.
The final symbol generates three different levels of Gaia: soil, earth and air. Each separate notation engage together to reflect harmoniously the company values and create a simple but strong identity.
Check the whole project here:
1960’s London design group, Wolff Olins, played a key role in re-introducing the use of pictorial symbols in corporate identity.
Image: Wolff Olins’ ‘fox’ identity for Hadfields Paint, 1967. Designers Kit Cooper and Richard Peskett, illustration by Maurice Wilson.
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Part of a series illustrating various handicaps.
The Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) is often mixed up with schizophrenia. People suffering from DID have multiple personalities, while schizophrenics can experience hallucinations.
Re-Brand project
The thought process behind this identity rebrand project was based around creating an identity that was contemporary with a traditional/corporate undertone. A symbol that could be relevant and identified by both the community and church members.
The center of the logo has been designed based on the silhouette of the building, whilst the outer ribbon shape has been developed based on the traditional New Testament Church of God flame, to connect the logo to its historical roots.
The colours have been swatched from the interior of the newly refurbished building.
The sharp straight edges of the church silhouette reflects the structure of the church and gives it a masculine edge whilst the unique shape of the top window compliments and slightly softens the symbol.
Lastly we chose a font that expressed traditional character with a slight modernised feel to give the whole design a corporate finish.
Lula is the Receiving/Inventory coordinator at Identity Group. She's been there almost as long as anyone else--a little more than 37 years by her count. If there's a box going out of the building, she probably had her hands on it. ;-)
strobist: 1 Quantaray flash, camera right, diffused by a 43" white umbrella. 1 Quantaray flash, camera left, diffused by a 28" Westcott Apollo. 1 Quantaray flash, behind subject, diffused by a 16" Alzo foldable softbox. All flashes were gelled with 1/4 CTO. Flashes triggered via Cybersyncs.
My photo series, Identity Crisis, premiered on Curated by Girls and is for sale in zine-form on my Etsy.
my dubbing for Wissotzky Ice Tea's web campaign: www.icetv.co.il
ad agency: TBWA DIGITAL