Corporate Identity for Unto
Nowadays, name cards have been less of how one share contact info but more of how one displays their image. The team believes a name card is at it's most communication deliverance when passed over from a first-degree acquaintance to a second, meaning the person who receives the card shares it again with other potential clients or friends. Such a scenario is explored in their design, by suggesting the card to be split into two and encouraging the user to keep one and share one, extends the connections that one name card can make or one social networking scene could offer.
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Name cards and product wrapping have been necessary assets for individuals and brands to take on with a dash of their individuality. The team explores not only the graphics that go on but the functional limitations. Returning the essential function of a name card, which is connecting, by suggesting the card to be split into two and encouraging the user to keep one and share one, the design aims to increase the connections that one name card can make, and one social networking scene could offer.
Name card, branding identity, sharable name card, experiential branding, customizable wrapping, six degrees of separation, second degree connection design
UV print method for translucent white on black ink, die-cut perforated line, UV print on the external layer of bubble wrap.
The challenge here is trying to express the brand identity of experimental design, not only using graphics as communication but as a psychological medium that leads to action. The team decided to play with user experience and the intuition to tear along a perforated line and the satisfaction of it. And to weave together a visual recognition of brand identity using minimal elements, so that it may be distinctive but does not overpower the focus of user experience.
The project started in July till September 2019, in Taipei.
The info on the card is in a dense paragraph format, presented twice, one upside down on top of another, a perforated line subtly parts the two paragraphs, encouraging the reader to tear apart for a more convenient read. The user is then encouraged to give out the other half of the card. One side of the card shows a full paragraph as if orally making a self introduction, the opposite side is highlighting only the necessary. The flyer is a traditional newsprint form, where as the bubble wrap, versatile for packaging purposes, use the patterned brand name to fill the receiver info.
The theory of Six Degrees of Separation navigates as the primary concept in design thinking. In a world of 7 billion people, it seems that we are all connected by six or fewer acquaintances. And since internet networking has widely expanded our online acquaintances, the six people is lowered to four. Using the ancient way of advertising, word of mouth, this first-degree connection who received the name card is encouraged to extend the relationship to a second. Inspired to increase the connections that one name card can make, or one social networking scene could offer.
Like many others, the brand identity is an opportunity for the business to introduce themselves from the very first interaction, for example, by handing out a name card. And for this design studio, they would like to communicate their brand language, through challenging ways of experiencing such traditional communicative tools, name card, flyer, and wrapping paper by amplifying its function and introducing new user experiences.
Image#1: Ming Hsi Chou, creator, 2019, Image#2: Ming Hsi Chou, creator, 2019. Image#3: Ching Yi Chang, creator, 2019. Image#4: Ching Yi Chang, creator, 2019. Image #5: Ming Hsi Chou, 3D artist, 2019.
Unto Communication Tool Corporate Identity has been a Iron winner in the Graphics, Illustration and Visual Communication Design award category in the year 2019 organized by the prestigious A' Design Award & Competition. The Iron A' Design Award is awarded to good designs that meet the rigorous professional and industrial standards set by the A' Design Awards. This recognition is reserved for works that demonstrate a solid understanding of design principles and show creativity within their execution. Recipients of the Iron A' Design Award are acknowledged for their practical innovations and contributions to their respective fields, providing solutions that improve quality of life and foster positive change. These designs are a testament to the skill and dedication of their creators, showcasing their ability to address real-world challenges through thoughtful design.
Unto was recognized with the coveted Iron A' Design Award in 2020, a testament to excellence of their work Unto Communication Tool Corporate Identity.
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