A few more words about the Swiss school in our #daily_design this week👀

Visual identity for Théâtre Public Montreuil
by Neo Neo
 
Established in 2010 by Thuy-An Hoang and Xavier Erni, Neo Neo is a Swiss studio that specializes in art direction and graphic design and collaborates with artists, cultural institutions, and private companies to create innovative and modern concepts and designs.

🔗see the project in detail

#daily_fashion

Lolita is a unique style that originates from 1990s Japanese street fashion, mixing Victorian and Rococo aesthetics with the Kawaii style.

Lolita fashion is characterised by outfits adorned with an abundance of lacy frills and ruffles and delicate accessories like headpieces, gloves, and parasols. The style is firmly associated with such brands as MIHO MATSUDA, Metamorphose temps de fille, Angelic Pretty, and others.

🔗see more rare archival visuals of Japanese street fashion

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Identity for the Ransom Note🎧
by Warriors Studio (Scotland)
 
Ransom Note operates as an online magazine and runs a record label, encompassing music, the arts, and culture. The agency assisted with the platform’s brand communication, working on coherence and clarity and uniting the brand's visual language.
 
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⛓HOFMANNITA — Cool
by Alisa Rozanchugova

The animated music video accompanying the track "Cool" by alternative rap artist Hofmannita illustrates the evolution of the main character in the face of stalking and mistreatment, as they undergo a transformation into a more assertive and determined individual, ready to confront the world.

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#daily_art

DAFES PROJECTOR🔦
 
Haller Brun is a graphic design studio located in Amsterdam, led by Sonja Haller and Pascal Brun. Following their graduation in Switzerland, they relocated to the Netherlands and founded their studio in 2011. Their primary focus lies within art, design, and architecture, with a particular emphasis on editorial design.
 
→ read the interview to learn why Sonja and Pascal don't view themselves as artists and what are the pros of digitization for a book designer