7 comments In Design, Identity, Portfolio
One of my more in-depth works on identity design, Gulp is an company created around it’s internet based search engine. Along with the Gulp search homepage and search results page, I also produced the standard corporate identity of logo, business cards, envelopes and letterheads, along with annual report covers, t-shirts, and brand book. All Type is set in Trade Gothic Bold and Medium.
Posted on February 18, 2009
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I love the business card design. It’s interesting to see how you work with light and dark backgrounds to create different feelings in the designs, but still manage to keep them together as a whole.
I second that, Fredrik. The business card’s slick.
Thanks for the great responses David and frebro. @frebro – Yes, it was an interesting challenge to deal with sharply contrasting background in relation to the varying values of the logo, and then to obtain a sense of unity above it all! It was a much different approach than my other identity projects and I’m pleased how gulp turned out. Cheers on the Karlshamn logo as well.
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it’s very good, the colors ver…y beautiful….
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I like it, Ryan. Particularly how you show the flexibility of the mark across various media.