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18/05/2018

Friday Likes 245

Friday Likes 245
 
 

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We start with some minimalist work and work up to some rather exuberant executions with work from Porto, Gothenburg, and Salt Lake City.

Hardy by This is Pacifica

Hardy by This is Pacifica

Hardy is a third-generation family business in Portugal that specializes in cold smoked salmon that they make available for sale on their website and select restaurants and retailers. The identity, designed by Porto, Portugal-based This is Pacifica, centers on a cool, modern abstraction of a salmon hanging to smoke combined with a wild, hard-edged wordmark that make for an unexpectedly fun combination. The logo spans the length of the packaging with the lines inside cut out to see the product and an orange ribbon completing the loop of the logo. The use of materials, from the corrugated board to the tissue paper to the orange and white ribbon on the tag reflect the quality of craft that goes into each piece of salmon. See full project

Enter Arkitektur by Lundgren+Lindqvist

Enter Arkitektur by Lundgren+Lindqvist

Enter Arkitektur is an architecture firm in Gothenburg and Jönköping, Sweden, with some nice work in medium-sized buildings for commercial and residential use. Their new identity, designed by Gothenburg-based Lundgren+Lindqvist, features a great, minimal logo that takes the “E” from the name, flips it on its side, places an arrowhead on top, and — voilà — reveals a house in its negative space. No, they don’t do cute houses like the one the logo reveals but the logo does convey a sense of smart thinking and clever use of space and, while this could have been cute overload with that little house, the gray color palette gives it the gravitas needed to be taken dead serious. The logo works great on its own or as a repeating pattern that totally messes with your head about whether you are paying attention to the positive or negative space. See full project

Clayton Vance Architecture by Kevin Cantrell

Clayton Vance Architecture by Kevin Cantrell

Clayton Vance Architecture is also an architecture firm in but in Heber City, UT, and with a very different style than Enter above. Designed by Salt Lake City, UT-based Kevin Cantrell, the identity makes no subtle reference to Roman mosaic tiles and pools and goes full-in on the style and concept, rendering all of the identity elements as if they were embedded in the abode of a Roman emperor who was really into Art Nouveau typography as most Roman emperors were at the time because, you know, time travel. This isn’t exactly my style but the commitment to the aesthetic is quite insane and impressive. See full project