We have been busy working on a new identity for Archiprix S.E.A. 2012, a project by National University of Singapore’s Department of Architecture and HunterDouglas Awards. Key components include website, posters, brochures, postcards and invitations. More to come.
Archiving.SG seeks to document Singapore’s visual culture through a stream of snapshots contributed by the public. The images sent in will eventually be curated into the Singapore Visual Archive, a resource to understand the city and its people through the graphic materials it produces and consumes.
Terrain developed the overall front-end visual identity and typography while the back-end programming and development was handled by Yin Shanyang.
Visit Archiving.SG. In collaboration with Justin Zhuang and Yin Shanyang.
Website design for industrial design duo Studio Juju. The site is based on a customised Cargo template which was designed by Terrain and skillfully coded by the talented Jon Kyle. The main page makes use of a Paper.js animation which was developed based on graphic forms created by Studio Juju.
A prototype (created by Studio Juju) which was found in the studio that was the main inspiration behind the color scheme for the new website.
Art Direction: Terrain
Development: Jon Kyle
Visit: www.studio-juju.com
The new NUS Division of Industrial Design (DID) posters just came back from the printers. We were commissioned by DID to design a unique promotional booklet that could be used at the Open House event for students to learn more about the industrial design programme.
More information (and photographs) from the project here.
A promotional brochure that folds out into an A2 poster designed for The National University of Singapore’s Division of Industrial Design programme.
The brochure utilises a unique folding structure as an integrated means of organising the amount of information that was required to be fitted within the brochure. Printed on 150gsm Woodfree paper using four process colours and two spot colours (Pantone Pastel Yellow and Metallic Silver), the A2 double-sided poster can be folded down into an A5-sized booklet that reveals part of the main photographic image.
We were commissioned by Stuck to develop a new visual identity for a Malaysian brand that specialised in children’s furniture and clothing made from bamboo. Together with Stuck’s research on the brand strategy and positioning we were able to provide Bliv with differentiation from its local competitors while at the same time creating an identity that is both soft and honest.
Mood-boards
Our design approach consisted of creating a series of mood-boards that would define the essence, emotion and overall visual language of the brand:
Air, Breathable, Transparency
Bamboo
Natural, Green
Development Sketches:
Pebbles
Initial type explorations
Possible type extensions
Inspirational Motifs:
The possible use of inspirational motifs were also explored through initial sketches of grass stalks and other playful elements.
Grass and bamboo stalks
Butterfly
Art Direction & Design: Terrain
Brand strategy: Stuck
Art direction, publication design and product archive organisation for the annual art and design catalogue that Page One Publishing puts out bi-annually. Distributed as part of a set with the Lifestyle Catalogue 2011 for the Frankfurt Book Fair.
The catalogues’ covers were foil-block stamped in metallic silver and the books were finished with Otabinding to allow them to lie open flat.
Designed by Darryl Lim during his tenure at Page One Publishing.
Art direction, publication design and product archive organisation for the annual lifestyle and merchandise catalogue that Page One Publishing puts out bi-annually. Distributed as part of a set with Art & Design Catalogue for the London Book Fair 2011.
Designed by Darryl Lim during his tenure at Page One Publishing.
