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Bao & Bing restaurant menu featuring food categories with prices and handwritten red notations on a white paper layout.
A light pink button-down shirt and a yellow t-shirt featuring printed graphic designs displayed against a plain black background.
Square pink storefront sign with a black ampersand logo mounted on a modern building exterior
Blue beverage can with white text centered against a distorted blue grid background pattern.
Flat lay of various graphic design publications, zines, and printed booklets with bold typography and imagery on a neutral surface.
Website screenshot of Bao and Bing brand identity featuring a grid of diverse photographic tiles and minimalist navigation.
Large exterior theater banner displaying 'Jonge Harten' advertising theater and dance performances mounted on a brick wall
Bao & Bing restaurant menu featuring food categories with prices and handwritten red notations on a white paper layout.
A light pink button-down shirt and a yellow t-shirt featuring printed graphic designs displayed against a plain black background.
Square pink storefront sign with a black ampersand logo mounted on a modern building exterior

Bao & Bing Brand Identity 2020

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The brand identity for Bao & Bing captures a refreshing intersection of commercial design and tactile print culture, expertly curated to balance structural clarity with a sense of playful discovery. Through the collaborative efforts of Matinée Studio, Marx Design, and c_ll_ct_v_ly, the project transcends traditional corporate branding by layering clean, minimalist typography with unexpected graphic motifs. Each touchpoint, from the annotated menu designs utilizing distinct sections for Xiao, Bao, and Dan Bing to the vibrant, screen-printed apparel featuring whimsical illustrations, feels intentionally cohesive yet diverse. The execution leans into a rigorous approach to visual communication, utilizing high-contrast professional design and sharp typography to ground the brand. Whether manifest in the matte-textured exterior signage integrated into architectural lines or the dynamic use of natural light in their festival poster campaigns, the identity work emphasizes a bold, modern sensibility. The inclusion of UI illustration elements and diverse editorial booklets suggests a studio practice that values the tactile nature of paper stocks alongside the precision of digital interfaces. By combining these varied media applications, the project demonstrates how a strong brand framework can pivot seamlessly between print and digital, creating an immersive experience that is as much about the process of design as it is about the final consumer-facing result.

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