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Mint Design fall 2017
Fall in Pop by Mint Design + Nobuhiro Shimura
The theme of Canon neoreal’s presentation at milan design week 2012 focuses on the forests which cover our earth; the trees, wildlife and water that exist within these natural environments and the important role the play in the broader global ecosystem. For the past four year’s, japanese brand canon has been promoting the sophistication of their digital imaging products, expressing the image input and output functions appropriate for state-of-the-art creativity and professional needs through their ‘neoreal’ installations. In this fifth edition entitled ‘in the forest’, the direction has been towards the possibilities of new expressions and high-definition experiences, resulting in a vibrant and lively space.
My new Mint shoes! Thanks Butchoy!
Fall in Pop by Mint Design + Nobuhiro Shimura
The theme of Canon neoreal's presentation at milan design week 2012 focuses on the forests which cover our earth; the trees, wildlife and water that exist within these natural environments and the important role the play in the broader global ecosystem. For the past four year's, japanese brand canon has been promoting the sophistication of their digital imaging products, expressing the image input and output functions appropriate for state-of-the-art creativity and professional needs through their 'neoreal' installations. In this fifth edition entitled 'in the forest', the direction has been towards the possibilities of new expressions and high-definition experiences, resulting in a vibrant and lively space.
ALWAYS FRESH :)
Mint Design: Hilliards Brewery Packaging and Collateral
This project has already made its way around the interwebs but I couldn’t resist another post. I love seeing how well the identity translates from small-scale projects — the can packaging — to large — the building exterior. Well done, Mint Design.
via http://www.designworklife.com/
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Some really nice illustrations by Mint Design.
Elie Saab