EVENT BRANDING
An array of posters to promote a new lunchtime lecture series hosted by the Berlin School of Public Engagement and Open Sciences
Objective: To design the template for a flyer that could be edited for each individual event. It was designed to welcome the community, feel accessible, and appeal to people who were still in the earlier stages of their career.
The packaging for a card deck of 100 questions, created by a relationship counsellor to bring couples closer together
Objective: Design a vibrant and playful card deck that couples would feel excited to engage with. Due to the nature of the questions and the vulnerability each partner expresses when answering them, we wanted the box to have a light and fun tone.
Package Design
BRAND IDENTITY
A business card for a Berlin-based tour guide
Objective: Design a card that people would want to pick up or keep. The solution was to create a card that could also be a souvenir from Berlin. The illustration on the back of the card highlights key monuments in the city.
The print and digital flyers for a church to promote a talk they were hosting
Objective: To design a poster and the social media graphics inviting members of the community to a spiritual talk. The idea was to design a campaign that would look accessible and would stand out in a busy visual landscape.
EVENT BRanding
Event branding
A conceptual project designed to highlight an event that explores the topic of women’s pleasure
Objective: Design a campaign and the collateral for an event about women’s sexuality without sensationalising it. Due to the nature of the topic, it was necessary to avoid all cheesy cliches and any sense of frivolity. It should feel like a respectable event to attend.
A label for a family-run olive orchid in Italy
Objective: To design a label that felt modern and would showcase the name of the client's villa. As it was not a commercial product, they required something that could be easily printed and attached to the classic dark green olive oil tin or a 1L glass bottle.
Package Design