2008 Altpick Awards Entries
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Category: Design, Logos/Identity: |
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"Tribeca Events"
Description: Brand mark for an events company. Artist: Vincent Romeo |
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"ART"
Description: an ART gallery called an ART gallery which shows works by young and unknown artists. Artist: brian LAU |
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"babyfirst"
Description: BABYFIRST is a joint venture retail store selling high-end childcare products in Mainland China between local and foreign businessmen. The design brief stated the need to convey the company’s ‘foreign origin’ but to cater to local tastes and cultures. It is a Chinese tradition to swaddle a newborn baby in red to confer on it good fortune. The pacifier communicates wellbeing and ‘foreign’. The icons designed were to communicate the Product Category for some prducts while identifying Place of Origin in others. Artist: lilian CHAN, brian LAU |
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"KNOCK-telling stories"
Description: KNOCK is in the business of telling brand stories. So it made perfect-bound sense that our portfolio be presented as a story, with a dramatic, editorial style, driven by narrative photos. Inside the book each story greets you with rich colors on ivory french-fold pages. Each fold interior has hidden treasures of patterns and woodgrains. The cover is wrapped in a decadent embossed wood-grain paper and a touch of gold foil reveals the true nature of KNOCK. Artist: KNOCKinc. |
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"maxtron"
Description: maxtron is a hong kong brand of computer accessories. the log is based on its chinese name which translates into 'demon-bull-king' and this is a stylised bull inspired by chinese bronze motifs. Artist: lilian CHAN, brian LAU |
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"moreYELLOW Identity/Self Promotion"
Description: moreYELLOW developed a identity and promotional campaign with a fast food appearance to demonstrate how we’re different from other agencies that offer up the same old recipe of marketing tactics and force-feed it to their clientele, but instead give brands exactly what they need, not what’s quickest and easiest to prepare. So we decided to design all of our promotional materials with a fast food appearance which included identity, stationery, brochure and a unique brochure/mailer. Artist: moreYELLOW |
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"giggo naming and logo"
Description: Primary mark for a food service industry community site. This web site allows for freelance service pross to get "gigs"from an unlimited amount of food service clients who are also members of the site. Artist: Vincent Romeo |
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"Recycled Business Cards"
Description: Vintage monopoly cards turned into business cards. Screened. Artist: Kari Drosen |
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"The Ring of The Rockies"
Description: Motor Sport Country Club Primary mark and brochure. Artist: Vincent Romeo |
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"FLY"
Description: Logo for art film, FLY, made of paper airplanes. Artist: DK Yama |
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"Goodrich Visions"
Description: Goodrich Visions is a creative services agency based in New York City, offering photo art direction, casting, location scouting, and production in all categories of photography, including fashion, beauty, sports and fitness, kids, and travel. The agency specializes in photo art direction for lifestyle photography, both on location and in the studio, and the creation of custom libraries. "We see things differently" – the agency's tagline – as well as many initial discussions about Goodrich Visions' unique business perspective and goals sparked the basic ideas on how to approach the new identity and stationery system. The logo itself consists of the two words "Goodrich" and "Visions" of which one is printed in reverse. The business card and envelope are printed on translucent paper stocks which support the reversed concept as well as the tagline "We see things differently." All components, including the letterhead, integrate into this system through specific folding techniques revealing new connections of the two words. The stationery also consists of an extensive system of labels that each illustrate a specific service sector (i.e. "Adventure/Sports", "LIfestyle", "Casting" etc.) through words and images. They can be applied on all stationery items to customize a single business card or a complete mailing and to create interesting visual connections and tactile effects. Artist: Michael Wiemeyer |
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"Office of Arts Education logo"
Description: Chicago Public Schools' Office of Arts Education provides education in the arts to over 400 city schools. Artist: Will Miller |
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"small d"
Description: small d is an exhibition of designs by up and coming young designers. the small fish eating the big fish aptly communicates their state of mind. Artist: lilian CHAN, brian LAU |
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