The Edit: five new projects including DMEXCO by Navarra.is

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The Edit: five new projects including DMEXCO by Navarra.is

Each and every day, we're lucky to discover dozens of interesting and inspiring projects from around the world. From global identities and campaigns to side projects and independently published books, The Edit is home to five of them; every two weeks.

The Edit: five new projects including DMEXCO by Navarra.is
The Edit: five new projects including DMEXCO by Navarra.is
The Edit: five new projects including DMEXCO by Navarra.is

DMEXCO is one of the largest digital marketing events in Europe, playing host to over 40,000 visitors every year. Berlin-based agency Navarra.is was commissioned to develop a clear and transparent identity for the event that would function for years to come. The new visual language is all about duality, fluidity and semiotic clarity. The two parts of DMEXCO are represented by a dual shape system: a blue square for the expo and a red circle for the conference. This provides two levels of identification that are basic and understandable yet distinct and recognisable.

The Edit: five new projects including DMEXCO by Navarra.is

Stance is a Glasgow and London-based design company purposed for the next generation of challenges. By combining behavioural science with strategic design and technology, they uncover human insight to create brands, products and experiences that create broader value and improve people’s lives. The concept of their visual identity is change. It’s designed to hint at how they operate and approach challenges. The condensed logotype was designed by Caterina Bianchini Studio, with the rest of the vibrant, kinetic system created by Stance’s Lead Designer Kirsty Geddes.

The Edit: five new projects including DMEXCO by Navarra.is

Dimension 70 is a sound recording studio in New York’s Lower East Side. Its size and approach make it a perfect midpoint between large unaffordable studios and small amateur ones. The studio is based in a former synagogue with an octagonal window, which Dimension 70 filled with a cosmic-themed stained glass mural. They briefed Barcelona-based studio Forma to create their visual identity with the window as the main element. Forma rationalised the mural’s elements into an illustration that works at small and large sizes. To complement the illustration, they also designed a custom version of Beausite Classic in collaboration with Fatype.

The Edit: five new projects including DMEXCO by Navarra.is

Redscout is a strategy and design consultancy in New York and Los Angeles. They worked with Milk Bar, a sweet shop with multiple locations across the US, to create a brand toolkit that allows their identity to be rolled out cohesively across all current and future restaurants.

The Edit: five new projects including DMEXCO by Navarra.is

London-based designer Ashley Kinnard created the name, identity and website for LOOSE CAMEL Sunglasses. The loosely tracked logotype is a customised ‘camel’ version of Frutiger Bold Italic, with modifications to the sizing of the upper case characters. The gradient was originally only meant to be a hover state for a link, but the client loved it and wanted it on everything. More is more.

Projects by

Navarra.is
Studio Nari
Forma
Redscout
Ashley Kinnard

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