Non-verbal club create an identity inspired by retro games and tech
"Cosmicode is a newborn app development company focused on projects for the web and mobile devices.They're also the brilliant league of gentlemen who've coded our website, to whom we'll forever be grateful," Non–verbal Club state on their latest project. "As a result of this creative partnership we were asked to design their visual identity.
The web is nowadays a very flexible world in which things change and adapt their behaviour according to the media or platform they're placed at.We're no particular fans of static or confined identities and rather prefer open design principles that leave room for interpretation and evolution throughout time. Cosmicode's focus on a digital presence provided the perfect opportunity to use some of these responsive principles as a general rule for their communication.The logo consists of two "squarish" C's, heavily influenced by the aesthetics of retro games and tech. In the print world, these shapes can grow and interact with each other in different ways, becoming more compact or loose, separated or intertwined in different situations. The digital world provides better opportunities for movement, and even then it can have a very fluid or stop motion like animations.
Overall this is a simple design project for a starting tech company. Time will surely provide the opportunity to further develop the language and principles started here.While the complete portfolio website is still under development, we've resourced to a very simple splash page with a responsive version of the identity. The logo adapts itself to the length of your browser window and is reversed to a white version over a black background on the most vertical mobile displays."
Non–verbal Club is a communication design studio – formerly known as Atelier Martino&Jaña – recognized for its particular focus on designing for cultural clients. Over the years, they have developed a vast knowledge and experience working on multi-faceted books, visual systems for graphic identities, and posters for music and theatre events.
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*Text and images taken from Non-verbal Club's Behance account
Tags/ typography, graphic design, motion, design identity, web app