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Sometimes a small detail can shape the entire identity.
An architecture and interior design studio, wanted a brand that felt more approachable within the industry.
One small detail became key: the dot in the name.
Instead of keeping it perfectly geometric, we softened it. Made it more fluid. From there, it evolved into a linear form that helped shape the brand icon, reflecting the idea of transforming a space.
That same point, combined with textures, became a recurring element across the identity. A simple detail, but one that makes the brand feel more recognizable and cohesive.
Do you usually find concepts in small details like this, or start from something bigger?
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The colors are so perfect!!!🔥 🙌
Visual Explorations for QUIRON.
Same strategic foundation, two distinct visual journeys for a high-end workwear brand. I’d love to hear the community's take: Option A or Option B?
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Option B, feels more unique and distinguishable, but need to test in smaller scale, some details could be lost. Using alternative icon on mobile/smaller sizes could be a good alternative. Good luck with the project!
I've been lucky to be featured in a few books over the years, but when David Airey asked me to be in his new book, I jumped at the chance!
I've been a huge fan of his previous work, two of which I own.
Identity Designed: The Process
Identity Designed
So, to be in his new 'Logo Design Love - A Guide to Creating Iconic Brand Marks' is nothing short of awesome!
If you're not already familiar with his, I recommend getting at least one. His books are the kind you buy for yourself and then end up gifting to everyone you know. Identity Designed and Identity Designed: The Process are industry staples that shaped how alot of us think about brand identity.
And if that wasn't enough, I'm placed right next to Paula Scher! I had to read that twice. 🙏
I can't wait to dig through these pages!
Placed next to Paula Scher in David Airey's new book - that's an absolute honour! Identity Designed is a must-have 🙌 Congratulations Alex, you've earned that spot!
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