Sulki Choi and Min Choi, graphic designers in Seoul, Korea. They met in 2001 at Yale University where they both theyre MFA graphic design students. Since then, they have been working together on various commissioned and self-initiated projects. From 2003 until 2005 they theyre researchers at the Jan van Eyck Akademie in Maastricht, the Netherlands, where they participated in a research project for the cultural identity of the city of Leuven, Belgium; designed the academy’s various publications and promotional materials; and together with Tamara Maletic and Dan Michaels, designed the exhibition ‘Theylcome to Fusedspace Database’ at Stroom Den Haag.

Render Architecture CGI Studio brand by Effektive. UK…

“The business cards below have been white foiled into 540gsm duplex colourplan as well as the design and implementation of a Cargo based CMS website.”

4th Biennial of Slovene Visual Communications via Behance Network

“The Biennial of Visual Communications which is organized by the Brumen Foundation represents the main festival event in this field in Slovenia. The corporate identity of the festival includes mostly printed media such as: call for entries form, posters, the event’s catalogue, advertisements, exhibition design, etc…

When creating corporate identity for the event, we used the idea of dots which make the logo of the Brumen Foundation. Traditionally, however, the dot symbol had been used in creating identities of the previous three biennial events. For a starting point we used Christian Schwartz’s font Stag. He’s dot font, the Stag Bold Dot size 63PT was used as the basic pattern for creating various illustrations in three colours - white, black and silver. Each illustration represents individual category of design works (typography, banner, corporate identity, interactive design…). Each design work of the corporate identity of the 4th Biennial of Slovene Visual Communications is represented using corresponding illustration.

We constructed an extensive system of various images linked by uniform style.”

cozar:

jittodesign:

sixagon:

Barcelona (via Heystudio)

cozar:

Lundgren+Lindqvist

(via cozar)

via ffffound

New Design Generation brand uses a typeface made from the isometric perspective grid that is one of my favourite tools for drawing. Via Behance network.

The City of Melbourne brand also used this grid for the basis of the ‘M’.

Via Behance Network :: City of Melbourne branding project… a single letter treatment that makes Auckland’s own version look like a mess, which it quite literally is.

http://www.behance.net/Gallery/City-of-Melbourne/276451

And for reference the Auckland equivalent…

http://www.brandauckland.com/