Helvetic Brands
Outside the box design, Swiss style.
http://helveticbrands.ch
Dubler Gastronomic Solutions is a Zurich based company which offers gastronomic services including bar and restaurant catering and event management. The corkscrew solution was inspired by the vertical arrangement of the letters company initials. As seen on: http://www.dache.ch
social imagineers is a company, based in the Netherlands, which specialises in custom-built social networks. They are a small team who work mainly with specialists/freelancers and give a very personalised service. They approached me to create a concept which communicated their innovation and dynamism, therefore an arrowhead made up of many elements and colours to …
This was created for a portal that helps the visitors find out what is trendy right now, and then shop that online using our own price comparison engine. First concept, work in progress. As seen on: http://www.dache.ch
codespeaks is a company specialising in software development and interface architecture, based in Geneva, Switzerland. The solution combines a speech bubble structured from bar-codes which I used as inspiration to communicate the name of the company. As seen on: http://www.helveticbrands.ch
Phusion is a company based in The Netherlands which specialises in providing top-quality IT services and products. The solution I created for them focuses on communicating the essence of fusion by showing many elements coming together as one. As seen on: http://www.dache.ch
sponsr is a web company from Orlando,Florida connecting sponsors to event promoters, venues and producers. They required an elegant and timeless visual identity that was more end-user driven than business to business. The principal concept in the final design is that of connectivity so as to reflect the main element of their business whilst its …
nenlü is a web-based platform that promotes concept to product incubation, mainly in China. It seeks out innovative ideas and supports the through to the product. They have a wide audience who speak Mandarin therefore the name had to be included in the Chinese Symbols. The inspiration for the logo came from the translation of …
