Design to Do

Design to Do

Design to Do featuring great design, architecture, fashion, graphics and innovation from across the globe.

 

Wa Lana Waqfa brand

Wa Lana Waqfa (let us pause) is a daily political show that focuses on current affairs news. It shed the light on a news event and analyze it in depth. The design team did a full rebrand (opener, studio, in-show graphics, promo..) to really reflect the concept of the show, which revolves around “highlighting” and “stopping” at a certain subject. The first letter in the show’s name shed a light into the first letter of the second word, to convey the message of highlighting and exploring. The extended line at the end of the second word, represents a pause (the name of the show).

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Daikure

The posters were part of the brand identity of Daikure, a world leading Japanese manufacturing company in heavy industry. With real employees as the model, the attitude of authenticity and craftsmanship, the breakthrough and boldness in the profession, the heritage were the concept delivered by the focus of facial expression, the eyes and the posture. The contrast and the light arrangement revealed the solid energy.

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Nissan Duck

Nissan Parts and After Sales is a division of Nissan South Africa. With the summer rain coming in November, Nissan wanted to remind their customers about the importance of checking wiper blades during these wet months. When you fit Nissan genuine wiper blades, you give yourself and your car the same protection from the rain as ducks have to protect them from water.

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Settlements

Settlements are a reality throughout the world and especially in Latin America. This advertising design seeks to collect funds in a different way and does so by launching a film that ultimately did not exist. To get a ticket, people had to go to the movie's website to buy their tickets and when they did they realized the movie didn't exist, so they could donate their money to the foundation.

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Status Audio

Status Audio, a New York-based direct-to-consumer headphone brand, tasked Florence, Alabama-based designer, Ryan Paonessa, with a company rebrand as well as the design and development of a new Shopify-based eCommerce website. The objective was to create a cohesive identity for the brand that reflected the core ethos of the company and products.

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Use It

This design, using three everyday situations of people using the subway to dairio, conveys how people habitually use products that they could buy in the subway souvenir shop. This design invites to use metro products (t-shirts, mugs, bottles, toys, etc.) on a daily basis, using them at any time of the day and in any situation. For example, in one of the designs presented, a woman is seen wearing a subway shirt in a plaza, very calm and happy. The design tries to invite those who see it to incorporate the products of the subway as a new fashion.

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