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A fusion of thought fragments: how the identity of Transylvanian Design Week was born
What is Transylvanian design? This is the question addressed by the first event specifically showcasing Transylvanian creatives. Transylvanian Design Week (TWD), which takes place in Miercurea-Ciuc (Csíkszereda) between 18 February and 10 March, aims to capture a snapshot that will inspire the local creative community to think together. The visuals
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The flora of Krajna lives on in KRAYNA’s latest cosmetics
Out of a deep respect and admiration for nature, KRAYNA offers us vegan skincare cosmetics. Sustainable, cruelty-free, and 100% plant-based. Patrycja Hølm and Anna Nawara, who share the brand’s love for nature, have given the products a earnest yet powerful design.
Krajna is the land of gentle hills, lakes,
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The most stylish cosmetics of the region | TOP 5
Conscious skincare starts with choosing the best lotions for you. But it’s easy to get lost in the sea of cosmetics, so it pays off to look for the most effective ingredients on the boxes of different serums and facials. Fortunately, more and more brands are finding that minimalist
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Orchidea Agency rethought the visual identity of a Ukrainian food supplement brand
The primary consideration when creating a dietary supplements family is to use the highest quality ingredients. However, there is often less attention paid to packaging, even though creating a bold identity can increase not only the number of sales, but also the popularity of a given brand.
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Swiss cosmetics company’s identity by studio NUR
Through the latest project of the Budapest-based graphic design studio founded by Eszter Laki, we can get to know the identity of the Swiss cosmetic company FEHH. Let’s dive into a visual identity born in the spirit of sustainability, health and aesthetics.
Studio NUR’s designs are characterized by
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From church to pasta shop | Aliz Borsa X Buono!
Awarded the best in the world for olive oils, balsamic vinegars, various olives, capers in salt, real Italian coffee beans and many other classic Italian ingredients—this is Buono!, a tiny olive oil and pasta shop that brings a small slice of Italy to Teréz Boulevard. The visual identity of