Oishii is a self-initiated branding project exploring the visual identity of a modern ramen brand. The concept combines Japanese-inspired aesthetics with a contemporary visual approach, creating a distinctive and cohesive identity across brand applications.
The project explores visual direction, typography, colour, and brand elements to build a memorable identity for a food brand.
Love how the chopsticks sneak into the wordmark. It makes the name feel like it’s already eating. Also great range, going from the calm Rhyen Lab identity to something this loud. Do you have a preference between the two worlds?
Red and black with the bowl inside the circle mark is a classic ramen move, but the vertical poster with the type stacked like a shop sign is what makes it feel like a real place. Would the menu follow the same stacked type?
The bold red typography and minimal loyalty card give this ramen brand a distinctive identity that feels modern, memorable, and instantly recognizable.
What if your biggest streaming platform got a Halloween makeover? 🕸️
As Halloween is closing by, I decided to do a short campaign teaser for one of the biggest streaming platforms.
I redesigned their logo and played with the wording as part of their brand messaging in a spooky theme for the upcoming Halloween event.
I retained the brand consistency across the typography and overall logo shape and changed few details within.
Any twitch streamers, viewers or halloween celebrants here?
The [color/finish/type detail] is what makes this feel premium on a shelf. What's the product inside? Curious if the back of the pack has the same look.
New case on the profile: 3 Pokemon cards rebuilt as interactive Rive Animation
The brief we gave ourselves was simple. Catch that feeling of tilting a holo card, just on a screen.
So the eyes follow your cursor, every card has three moves, and the background switches between idle and action. There’s a pack to open and a randomizer that deals you a card.