#branding design
Turned “Dead Horse” by Hayley Williams into stomach ache relief tablets. Dealing with post trauma, anxiety crisis, depression and shitty husbands SUCK. Thank you for the wonderful work you gifted us with, Hayley.
The complete project is up on my behance: https://www.behance.net/gallery/96840255/Dead-Horse-Branding
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Gestire le forme semplici e in un minuto progettare un monogramma netto ed efficace: K, ispirazione in logodesign.
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Thai restaurant series poster design No. 2. This series mainly used for signs, windows display, billboard etc. for “Thai 4 You” restaurant.
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Client: Tue Kalmo.
Date: 8. 2017.
Art Direction : Jun-Yao Yu
Visual Design : Jun-Yao Yu
Illustration : Jun-Yao Yu
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Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | Shop | Pinterest
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“The strategy was simple, we can’t design another ‘me too’ product, Legend was sick of seeing the same looking things on the shelves, they wanted something that offered the market something new and unexpected. With ‘Stories worth sharing’ as our central strategy, we developed product names, brands and packaging that leveraged local BC legends and created custom illustrations to bring the stories to life on the bottles. We wanted every detail to be considered, from container selection, non-traditional colour selections and print finishings to create something that stands out from the crowd.”
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“In February of 2014 Marie & Claude LaPonte Launched Puree, an organic medicinal vegetable garden where consumers can have access to naturally farmed food located in there very neighborhoods.
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“The client is a grown up couple who has a family business in Saltillo Coahuila. They harvest the fruits themselves and transform them into traditional candy and preserves.
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“The brand focuses on the sensorial experience of furniture. With all materials more so in wood, it is alive, it is a vehicle for fragrances. Have you ever gone to a show room or a fancy high-end house, stepped in and knew by the smell, that this place was indulgent and expensive. Chances are its because of the complex and harmonious smells that bring us to this conclusion.”
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“An imaginary brand of chocolate inspired by origami paper and Japanese multi-purpose wrapping cloth called furoshiki.”
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“Hudson Made is an online retailer selling highly curated artisanal products from the Hudson Valley, North Country and Brooklyn. Small batches. Limited quantities. 100% American made.
Late-19th century influences of the Bates stamp and the classic practice of letterpress printing hark back to an earlier time, while maintaining the refinement and clean lines of modernity for this brand identity.
The branding also reflects Hudson Made’s emphasis on what is handmade, invoking nostalgia for a time past and a return to the simplicity of production limited to the human touch. Handmade crafts also guarantee each product’s utter uniqueness, and the impossibility of two ever being alike.”
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Young Vision is a group of creative individuals focused on making visual content that is unique, aesthetically pleasing, and impactful. From music videos to commercials to artwork, their passion is bringing a vision to life. I had the pleasure of developing the new visual identity for the collective in 2017.
Animation by: Adam Dargan
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