Design Masterplan Report: Architecture Editorial Style Guide

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Maxine Trinidad Pueblos

• Apr 14

An especially fun project where I was asked by an architecture firm to design a masterplan report in the style of an editorial coffee table book. The project involved creating a base brand identity for the report that embodied the location they designed, and balancing an aesthetic editorial layout with lots of data and charts.

Editorial Design Brand Design Pitch Deck Designer Adobe InDesign Figma Google Slides

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pro

• May 30

Just dropped the full case study for Rogue Meridian on Contra.

A brand built around one idea: the line that doesn't follow the map.

The mark diagrams the philosophy — solid entry, dashed deviation, arrow exit. Every touchpoint followed the same logic. Hang tag to billboard. Wrist label to website. 20+ mockups, one system.

Check it out

outdoordesign Brand Design Creative Direction

Sharon Olusanya

• May 30

Amazing!

Isabella De Cuppis

• May 30

A brand system built around ideas needed images that could hold abstract thinking without turning literal. So I went looking for dreamlike spaces: small worlds a concept could live inside, recognisable as a family but never quite repeating.

Reve made the exploring genuinely fun, and most of the work was in the nipping and tucking, chasing the small details until everything clicked.

Reve Brand Design Brand Strategy Digital illustration

Sharon Olusanya

• May 31

Love this!

Chandra Mondal

• May 30

Every brand has a story, and my goal is to transform that story into a visual identity that feels professional, memorable, and aligned with the client’s vision. This logo and branding project was created with careful attention to the client’s industry, target audience, brand values, and long-term business goals.

From concept development to final execution, I focused on creating a design system that communicates trust, uniqueness, and strong brand recognition. The process included researching the brand personality, understanding client requirements, exploring creative directions, and developing a logo that represents the business in a meaningful and impactful way.

Logo Design | Brand Design