Smicker Dubblera

Another example of how colour can make all the difference and completely alter the way you look at a design.

'On its own the typo­graphic sys­tem is super sim­ple, but the pop of pink paper really makes it sing.' (DesignWorkLife)

Campo Colour Examples

A Brazilian graphic design company, Campo, produce some interesting printed designs for many companies. Here are some identities which show ways in which I could add colour to my make up artist identity designs and stationery in different ways.

Identity for Vermelho, the São Paulo art gallery including stationery, annual activities report, brochure and personal cards:

Identity for Sonique:

 

Gallery exhibition brochures for Vermelho:

Graphic project for the brand Forma, who sell sports clothes, including logo, packaging, labels, tags, prints and catalogue.

Pryor

Pryor Design's logos and stationery work:

I chose to use these as examples for their subtle but clever use of colour and imagery in the logo designs below.
 

...And this project to show just how bold blocks of colour can completely change the audience its aimed at, the formality and the total look of a logo.

Project Projects

Rachel Uffner gallery identity and promotional materials by project projects:

NADA Art Fairs promotion below. Both these projects have a common theme of large type layered over images which is a strong visual idea that I really like for an invitation style layout.

Mash Creative

These logo identity designs by mash creative are simple and straight to the point. Working with just one element in the logo, joining two letters together or using simple imagery to add a slight detail is something I am going to do to make my designs work.

Rope International

Identity and business card for make-up artist Kate Vince.

Identities - Jessica Hische

Invitation Designs

I absolutely love these letterpress designs by Peggy Wong of bluepoolroad designs. The subtle colour and high quality finish is beautiful.