studio dokola

studio dokola

studio dokola

studio dokola

studio dokola

For the Adelaide-based glass manufacturer Dokola, founded by a duo of Czech origin, a logotype was created, which shape refers to the meaning of studio's name and moreover associates itself with the rotation of glass during processing. The visual identity connected to the logotype uses a holographic effect that evokes the optical features of the glass and its color gamut depending on light. The business card, the basic mercantile, is printed on holographic paper with a basic color scheme of grey, but it varies according to the angle of view. Each business card looks unique. By thematization of visual perception and communication through material, the visual identity refers generally to artistic creation.

INITIATOR/Client:
Studio Dokola

Year:
2017–2018

Design:
Tomáš Brychta
Sára Bergmannová

For the Adelaide-based glass manufacturer Dokola, founded by a duo of Czech origin, a logotype was created, which shape refers to the meaning of studio's name and moreover associates itself with the rotation of glass during processing. The visual identity connected to the logotype uses a holographic effect that evokes the optical features of the glass and its color gamut depending on light. The business card, the basic mercantile, is printed on holographic paper with a basic color scheme of grey, but it varies according to the angle of view. Each business card looks unique. By thematization of visual perception and communication through material, the visual identity refers generally to artistic creation.

INITIATOR/Client:
Studio Dokola

Year:
2017–2018

Design:
Tomáš Brychta
Sára Bergmannová

For the Adelaide-based glass manufacturer Dokola, founded by a duo of Czech origin, a logotype was created, which shape refers to the meaning of studio's name and moreover associates itself with the rotation of glass during processing. The visual identity connected to the logotype uses a holographic effect that evokes the optical features of the glass and its color gamut depending on light. The business card, the basic mercantile, is printed on holographic paper with a basic color scheme of grey, but it varies according to the angle of view. Each business card looks unique. By thematization of visual perception and communication through material, the visual identity refers generally to artistic creation.

INITIATOR/Client:
Studio Dokola

Year:
2017–2018

Design:
Tomáš Brychta
Sára Bergmannová

For the Adelaide-based glass manufacturer Dokola, founded by a duo of Czech origin, a logotype was created, which shape refers to the meaning of studio's name and moreover associates itself with the rotation of glass during processing. The visual identity connected to the logotype uses a holographic effect that evokes the optical features of the glass and its color gamut depending on light. The business card, the basic mercantile, is printed on holographic paper with a basic color scheme of grey, but it varies according to the angle of view. Each business card looks unique. By thematization of visual perception and communication through material, the visual identity refers generally to artistic creation.

INITIATOR/Client:
Studio Dokola

Year:
2017–2018

Design:
Tomáš Brychta
Sára Bergmannová

For the Adelaide-based glass manufacturer Dokola, founded by a duo of Czech origin, a logotype was created, which shape refers to the meaning of studio's name and moreover associates itself with the rotation of glass during processing. The visual identity connected to the logotype uses a holographic effect that evokes the optical features of the glass and its color gamut depending on light. The business card, the basic mercantile, is printed on holographic paper with a basic color scheme of grey, but it varies according to the angle of view. Each business card looks unique. By thematization of visual perception and communication through material, the visual identity refers generally to artistic creation.

INITIATOR/Client:
Studio Dokola

Year:
2017–2018

Design:
Tomáš Brychta
Sára Bergmannová