Innovative Visual Identity for Barcelona's Fast Food Scene

Innovative Visual Identity for Barcelona's Fast Food SceneInnovative Visual Identity for Barcelona's Fast Food Scene

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CLAUDIO WORKS

• May 7

BiteClub is a visual identity created for a new generation of fast food culture in Barcelona, mixing street food with electronic music energy.🔥

A branding project that turned sauce, movement and irreverence into a bold and flexible brand world across space, merchandise and communication.

Art Direction Graphic Design Adobe Photoshop Procreate Adobe Illustrator brandidentity

Celia I BEFAR Productions

max

• May 7

Super cool!!

Ellis Ferrére

pro

• May 6

I design the full brand identity and social media system for GRIND, a Lisbon-based artist management and music label.

The scope covered logo design, icon system, color palette, typography, stationery, and a complete set of social media templates all built around a consistent visual language that works across every touchpoint.

The aesthetic sits at the intersection of street culture and industry credibility, bold type, high contrast. Built to stand out in a feed and hold weight in a boardroom.

Brand Design Graphic Design Copywriting Adobe Photoshop Adobe InDesign Adobe Illustrator

Pradyumn Vaishnav

max

• May 8

This branding goes hard! Really like how it feels bold and expressive.

Leticia Padilla

• May 7

A minimalist brand mark designed for a private stay in the Peruvian jungle. This symbol merges the concept of a key with architectural stairs, representing the access to a unique and remote experience.

It bridges clean, modern lines with the natural beauty of a rainforest escape.

Iconography Design Brand Design Visual Design Adobe After Effects Figma Adobe Illustrator

Ajayi Sarah

• May 8

Amazing 😍

james kowalski

• May 6

I set out to build an interface and interaction that could be used as an on-set movie prop, allowing actors to interact and capture a real time interaction performance in-camera.

I chose the X-Men franchise as a basis for the storyline here; people with potential mutant DNA place and hold a finger on this scanning device which assesses their DNA and produces a summary of the dormant mutant genes that they possess.

What makes this "unbuildable" is just the shear amount of motion graphics components coupled with an interface structure that morphs and reforms as the experience progresses. Thanks!