Inspiration

Rolling Stones

ROLLING STONES “BRIDGES TO BABYLON” The Bridges to Babylon cover for the Rolling Stones features an Assyrian lion embedded into a special manufactured filigree slipcase. The interior reveals a long strip of desert to fit to the accompanying tour/stage design. Disciplines: Print CREATIVE DIRECTION:Stefan Sagmeister DESIGN:Hjalti Karlsson PHOTOGRAPHY:Max Vadukul Source: https://sagmeister.com/work/rolling-stones-bridges-to-babylon/

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Cristian Dior

Seemingly simple, Brody Associates’ evolved marque for Christian Dior was created to retain its iconic characteristics and prestige positioning yet make it a highly practical object in application. We created it as a connected design with an interchangeable vertical axis, allowing it to be used as a single piece stamp or component. Client: LVMH Project: Christian Dior Marque Specialism: brand

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Dunkin Donuts

SPC came to Brody Associates to bring a more contemporary sense of playfulness and movement across their Dunkin’ Donuts franchise touchpoints, from packaging and in-store to digital platforms. The resulting creative direction dynamically combined scaled type, bold forms, patterns, color, and motion. Client: SPC Project: Dunkin’ Donuts Graphics Specialism: creative direction Credits: Paris Croissant Co., Ltd. Source: https://brody-associates.com/

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Paris Baguette

Balanced with the graphic art deco traditions of early 20th-century French design, the visual identity for Paris Baguette shows a clean and minimal modern style. Named “La Belle Vie” (The Good Life), the identity aims to be essentially modern European, while also retaining a sense of Paris and France. Visual elements like evolved logotypes, marques

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Neville Brody Coke

Coca-Cola has revealed its new typeface designed by British graphic designer Neville Brody, marking the first time that the brand has had its own unique font in its 130-year history. Named TCCC Unity – an acronym of The Coca-Cola Company – the typeface was unveiled last week at the Museum of Design Atlanta by Coca-Cola’s vice president of global design, James

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