The TAB’s identity was muted and linearly disciplined to accommodate for the venue’s strong commitment to music. Highlights include a Hand-crafted menu boards on washed paper, lyrical way finding, and a 12 foot custom made neon sign.
http://www.thesecretlittleagency.com/manufactured-for-music/tab-objects-tsla-01/
Branding for a wine bar.
http://www.abeautifuldesign.com.sg/v2/?p=1233
The sound designer Affixen released a compilation of sounds documenting the everyday environment. These custom items serve to draw parallel to the uniqueness in individual sounds. Working on a shoestring budget, the CD design takes shape in the sticker label which houses this experimental music CD.
http://www.kinetic.com.sg/main.html
Taking cue from the new season of floral patterns and Topshop’s philosophy of recycling, bus stop ads were created that engaged consumers to write back for a totebag that will be made from the advertisement canvas.
Taking inspiration from Levi’s crafted heritage, the denim labels latest offering received a stripped-down treatment as we return the iconic denim manufacturer to its original true origins but with a modern sensibility.
“Philosophy: Jeans are what we love, born from a strong passion and thirst of denim and thread. Inspiration, faith and trust in philosophy lead us to believe everyone who has a hunger for a pair of life, style and fashion from times to time in everyday life. Design comes from the passion of love that defines and glues all the gaps of life together.”
“Fifthrequisite’s philosophy is to create a great pair of jeans that become a part of your life which are based on the 4 fundamentals of human life, making people stay true to the attitude of life and also, being all about their jeans.”
Designed by Son King.
via http://retaildesignblog.net/2011/07/07/fifthrequisite-jeans-design-by-son-king/
This take-away packaging by Casey Ng combines a paper bag top with a rigid carton for the base. A perforated tear-off strip indicates where the parcel should be ripped open and shared.
http://www.dezeen.com/2011/11/19/boxbag-by-casey-ng/
Multicourse™ is a one-stop shop for restaurants to procure service staff who have undergone an F&B service training programme co-designed by a panel of experts from top restaurants in Singapore.
A folded napkin is chosen as the icon for the logo for its obvious representation of a fine restaurant. The way the napkin folds form the letter “M”, for Multicourse™. The “M” in the logotype is a stylised napkin.
http://bravo-company.info/1021/319090/works/multicoursea
http://multicourse.com
