VISUAL IDENTITY SYSTEM
- IMMA


A modular visual identity system for a series of exhibitions drawing on the permanent collection of IMMA.

This innovative system seamlessly integrates both traditional print and contemporary digital assets, drawing inspiration from the meticulous grids and precise guides commonly found in editorial publishing. This fusion not only ensures consistency and flexibility across all platforms and publications but also establishes a cohesive framework that anchors the entirety of the project.



BIO - DOME

A visual identity for BIO - DOME, an organisation focused on pioneering sustainable solutions for the future of agriculture and industry.

With a strong focus typography, striking imagery and motion graphics, the overall tone messages a balance of relentless innovation, ethical practices, and environmental stewardship.

The design resonates with a sense of urgency and optimism about the future. The images used not only depict the harmony between human activity and nature but also underscore the innovation at the core of BIO-DOME’s mission.



RACHEL RUYSCH
- A NEW PERSPECTIVE


Book cover and editorial design for Rachel Ruysch: A New Perspective celebrating the life and work of one of the most recognised and documented women painters of the Dutch Golden Age. Born in The Hague, Ruysch was a still-life painter who specialized in flowers, inventing her own style and achieving international fame in her lifetime.

The layout and editorial design are kept intentionally clean and minimal on the page in order not to distract from the paintings themselves but also serve a dual function, which is to draw attention to the intricacy and delicate nature of Ruysch’s paintings by allowing space to the illustrations throughout the book.



VISUAL IDENTITY
- VOCE BOOKS


A dynamic and contemporary brand identity establishing VOCE BOOKS as a leading voice at the forefront of independent publishing in the UK.

The project involved the creation of a various brand elements - including a logo, typographic treatment, front end web design and various brand assets - both physical and digital, creating a distinctive and cohesive visual and emotional representation of the brand, helping to establish recognition, trust, and loyalty among its target audience.



TA-DA MAGAZINE

Concept design for TA-DA Magazine - a unique and intellectually stimulating publication exploring and reimagining the intersections of art, culture, science, and philosophy.

The project focused on the creation of an brand identity, including typographic treatments, colour schemes, and design elements that resonated with the magazine’s intended readership and aligned with its content. A consistent layout and design framework is used throughout each issue - which includes the choice of fonts and their hierarchy ensuring the appropriate selections were made for headlines, subheadings, body text and captions.



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