The last three posts (Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3) illustrated the logo renewal process. Now the logo is finalized. It’s time to implement it into items such as a website and signs – sketches, presentations and implementation
My entry to the World Wide Web happened in 2008. Up to that time, I designed logos and print items. Taking a Dreamweaver class was out of my comfort zone.
Here is another fun project; design goods that people can wear or carry. Ten women got together to tour Ireland on a bus; golfing, hiking, eating, whisky tasting, etc. How fun would it be…?
There is a place that fulfills my wish in Nihonbashi, in Tokyo. It’s called Dashi Bar (dashi means broth in English). You can order a cup of broth.
It’s always fun to design something people can wear or carry. Today we picked up a printing order of T-shirts and hoodies, and they turned out awesome.
Public signs are mostly straightforward. They often have a critical role to warn people to avoid a dangerous situations. They have to send a clear message.
Is micro-apartments the next big thing? According to a CBS morning news report, the city of San Francisco changed the law for the minimum size of a rental apartment to 220 sq ft because of the lack of affordable housing. The reporter showed a brand new 295 sq ft micro apartment at $1,600 per month, which was…
Umeda Hospital is an obstetrics and gynecologist clinic in Japan who has washable sign system. All the signs are easily laundered and changed.
“Cute” is probably one of the most used adjectives in Japan. Cute things are well accepted by all generation. In Japan, there is electric money called Waon.
In the last two posts, I outlined the project and talked about the conceptualizing process. Today you’ll see our presentation process and the final logo.