The Anagenix corporate identity was inspired by phyllotaxis which is an arrangement of crisscrossing spirals found in nature. The visual of this concept and everything Anagenix stands for has an interesting parallel of how they combine science with nature through innovation and discovery. The circles contained in the shape symbolise their brand values – the many partnerships, the scientific discipline, their expertise and trustworthiness. The colour palette was inspired by its NZ origins and nature. Looking at the world through this scientific lens of the phyllotaxis this identity has been designed to behave like a chameleon by taking on the form of the medium it is put on. It may applied with varying images from the NZ landscape and the natural products that may be in the pipeline. It may also be diecut to suggest the explorative nature of their business.
Maxime Fredon is a french self-taught painter. He wanted a clean logotype that could reflect a personal aspect of himself as an artist. After some research & experiments, I focused on his signature, the only element that was recurrent on all his painting. It was clearly a meaningful & logic orientation.
Decision was then made to simplify it from "Max" and work on “M”, the predominant letter.
Details on the design process can be seen here :
http://www.franckjuillot.com/#1367835/Maxime-Fredon
Gallegos Frixione Arquitectos is an architecture studio based in Managua, Nicaragua, founded by Herman Gallegos in 2005. The goal was to achieve a modern visual style that projects professionalism.
"Lourencos’s is a company that works with lectures about sales, marketing and personal behavior. We decided to represent the brand in a symbol that reminds at the same time to an "L"of Lourenco’s, the world and an arrow indicating growth. We created a printed material that transforms into a mug, to create interaction and curiosity during the lectures.”
This client was looking for a vintage surfer feel included into his video production company logo.
Lobster Doodle is a software developer based in Edinburgh, Scotland.
The logo shape is a lobster claw silhouette cutout, with the background color defining the claw color.
I tried to keep it simple, but recognizable.
Art(fresco) & programing(code).
Objective- Simple, professional, meaningful & clean.
Symbol- art brush enclosed in html tags, art & programing working together.
Typography- curved & sharp edges used alternatively(artistic look), each alphabet approximately a square(digital look)
The direct marketing logo represents a marketing agency. The arrows in the logo represent the communication back and forth. This logo could also be working for any other kind of company. You can buy it here: Direct Marketing
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