Identity | Branding / Identity / Design

Fast Eddie’s Barber Shop

Fast Eddie’s is a no nonsense barber shop found in Allston, MA. one of Boston’s many historical neighborhoods. This place is the epitome of traditional Americana, which I wanted the mark and typography to represent; Franklin Gothic and ATF Bodoni scanned from a letterpress book with a mashup illustration combining an iconic eagle and barber’s comb.

I wanted to stay away from the “red, white & blue” barber pole theme and stick with something high contrast and modern. Stark, rich blacks screen printed on whitewash 100 lb. card stock Â give the collateral a strong masculine feel while referencing the brand’s age and history.

moondoo

Strictly no rules. Just all the great tunes. By Santiago Design.

Nada

This identityÂ designÂ by Place is wild.

Aker Brygge

Bleed‘s current identity development for Aker Brygge.

The main qualities of the new identity are intertwined with the core values of the New Aker Brygge, with emphasis on quality and contrast, and an open and dynamic street environment.

New Vintage Beauty Lounge

Chandelarrow Creative Company identity design for New VintageÂ BeautyÂ Lounge – which has an equallyÂ gorgeousÂ looking interior design.

Eclectic-Mix

Eclectic-Mix is aÂ jewelryÂ label started by designer Rebecca Scott. Design by Because Studio.

Working closely with Rebecca an identity was developed to reflect the tactile, luxurious nature of theÂ jewelryÂ she produces. This was then applied to stationery, packaging and a simple brochure website.

Noeeko

Noeeko is the working name of freelance Art director and Graphic designer Michal Sycz.

Norton & Sons

Norton & Sons stationery, finery, and environment tailored by Moving Brands.

We designed the more esoteric fineries of the Nortons experience: the clothing labels, signed by the cutters, tailors, and Patrick Grant and stitched into each suit; passport books that chart the progress of each suitâ€™s creation; concepts for the interior design of the salon; and bespoke storage boxes for all the records, some of which date back over a century, and include invoices and patterns for Sir Winston Churchill.