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Playing with their wordmark by using the colourful background design to show different variation of the logo

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The motifs used through out the stationery reflects the brand personality. It is interesting that the name cards have different designs but when placed together forms a bigger picture.

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Using their logo shape as a die cut for their hotel door signs

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Uses the visual element of a bright thick diagonal line to create a bold look. Simple but refreshing.

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gives a surprise when opening the letter, varnish makes it look exquisite and having the logo at the side reflects being sneaky

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Uses icons to make a pattern, uses different blues. Communicates trust

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it has a very clean and professional look with the use of one colour design. The design system used on the letter head is interesting.

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The stationery sets are unique with an angular shape to portray the museum's architecture which is a well-constructed mix of harsh angularity. The collateral adopts a system of having a different trapezoidal perspective and view angle. White colour is to remind people of a canvas which a museum which function as.

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Minimal and sleek design which gives a very professional looks

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The use of a brown envelope helps to convey the brand personality and identity as a plant nursery by using earthy tones

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Minimalist,  'serene', follows through with styling of Chinese character.

Sandwiched and die cutbusiness card, embossed letter head, wax seal for envelope.

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The name and envelope shows attributes of logo and corporate colour is used everywhere to show a uniform look

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Everything looks very bright and fun, which different from what a person would expect of a dental clinic. The colour scheme is very simple but can be easily identify as teeth and gum. The use of silver foil on the card gives a clinical feel as well.

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Uses many different patterns but makes use of the collage style and the colour scheme to unify everything together

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The bright yellow, and repeating monogram in different directions exude cheerfulness and playfulness.

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FKING COOL stationery design for this photographer/rep. It's thermo-sensitive. The black color of the varnish fades at body temperature — as soon as you hold it in your hands you literally produce an image by yourself. It's a dynamic and living design — the business cards are little Polaroids with a constantly changing surface.

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The stationary has a very strong presence with the very bold colour. Although its hard to tell what is the brand about from the logo, it showcases the energy of the brand; excitement, extreme and smart.

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Making use of the geometric shape of their logo to create diecuts and patterns

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Pretty loud, bold, distinctive design—based on colour scheme and logo typeface.
Gives off a clean, contemporary feel.

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6 different business cards with cute illustration to show that it is a comedic tv production company yet retaining it's consistency.

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It has a very bold tone due to the matte black, yet elegant because of the serif font and foil printing.

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Metallic foil, embossing, and coloured paper for a prop stylist. Showcases 'fun' personality.

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distinctive with the unique colour choice/palette. it overall looks very friendly.
the logo and line are consistent throughout all stationery.

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minimal, clean yet professional. distinctive with the stroke used.

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Uses vertical motifs as her photography works are of vertical stuff

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Industrial, austere.
Unconventional layout for letterhead, good only for short messages?