Believe Design Magazine

Believe Design Magazine

Believe Design Magazine featuring great design, architecture, fashion, graphics and innovation from across the globe.

 

Don't Lose Your Biculutural

Don't Lose Your Bicultural is an integrated advertising campaign created for an ethnic television channel service. The campaign includes eight posters, and each title is written in a different language: Portuguese, Chinese, Arabic, Russian, Japanese, French, Italian and Hindi. The visuals use pixel art and are built around the television test pattern, which refers to the moment of loss. Symbols of the participating countries are joined to create a unified and diverse image. The aim is to encourage immigrant communities to keep their languages and their heritage.

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BSTN Raffle

The task was to design and produce an action figure for a Nike shoe. Since this shoe combines a white snakeskin design with bright green elements, it was clear that the action figure would be a contortionist. Designers sketched and optimized the figure in a very short time as an action figure in the style of the well-known action heroes. Then they designed a small comic with a story and produced this figure in 3D printing with high-quality packaging.

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Full Moon

Full Moon is a social media advertisement created for Guinness. The visual was published in Facebook and Instagram feeds and stories on Halloween night in 2020, when a rare blue moon was visible around the world. The image was produced through retouching and photo manipulation in Adobe Photoshop. High resolution moon references, brand images and beer textures were combined in layers to form a single picture. The intention was to join a global conversation with a simple link between the moon and a glass of beer.

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Cheetos Redesign

Cheetos Redesign is a snack food packaging design created for a corn snack brand in Mexico. New national regulations banned the use of characters on packaging, so the long-standing mascot was removed. A large letter C was developed as the central graphic asset. The letter is typographic, playful and distinctive, and it works across the full flavour range. The design can also be adapted for local markets. Each pack measures 132.5 mm in width and 250 mm in height. Production uses flexographic printing on a foil substrate.

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Pepsi SHFW

Pepsi X SHFW is a limited edition beverage can created for Shanghai Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2020 and released in China. The can is part of a wider visual identity system developed for the same event. The season theme of Sensation and Source guides the design and reflects the exploration of different perspectives. Shapes inspired by organic and glass elements are combined within a dimensional space. The result links the Pepsi Black brand spirit with the diverse work of the fashion designers presented at the event.

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Alienergy Energy Drink

Alienergy is packaging for a sugar free energy drink. The design uses a slim aluminium can measuring 58 mm in width, 58 mm in depth and 142 mm in height, holding 330 ml. Aluminium was chosen because it can be recycled and repurposed efficiently. An alien figure, drawn as an extension of the brand logo, forms the main graphic and is repeated across the product line. A clean colour palette, straight lines, geometric shapes and metallic accents give the can a strong shelf presence. The information hierarchy highlights the sugar free formula.

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