short–inspiration:

The Penny Drop Cafe

AH HA—The sound of excitement; the moment of anticipation for what is to come. Finally, the Penny has Dropped. Equipped with the desire to bring a sense of “Brunswickness” to the “Chinatown of the East”, Steven Liu and Mary Lai sought a collaborative team of innovative graphic and interior designers to create a contemporary Asian dining experience. There was born The Penny Drop; a new perspective on food and coffee in Box Hill. Inspired by the site’s context, a name and conceptual vision was developed by the graphic design team for an experience not before seen in this area of Melbourne’s East. Pennies provide inspiration throughout; evident in brass menu finishes, the shapes of business cards and coasters, and use of circular elements. Bill folders are reinterpreted as leather wallets. The result is a comprehensive suite of collateral, including custom typeface, menus, coffee cups, stickers, hoarding and signage.

Design: pop-pac.com

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garadinervi:

Alexander Rodchenko, Edited by David Elliott, Museum of Modern Art, Oxford, 1979 (pdf here). Designed by David King

(via Monoskop)

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thedsgnblog:

Globetouch Branding by Bunch

“Owned by operators, Globetouch offers access to cloud-based global ecosystem for mobile devices. With offices all over the world and data centres in six locations, their network is extensive. Bunch created a new identity which spans across a number of applications, including brand guidelines, print collateral and online presence.”

Bunch is a design studio offering a diverse range of work including identity, literature, art direction, digital and motion. Established in 2005 with an international reach, from London to Zagreb, Bunch delivers intelligent and innovative cross-platform solutions of communication design. 

(Source: bunchdesign.com)

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