Sustainability for Graphic Design: Create a Corporate Design
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Sustainability for Graphic Design: Create a Corporate Design
“Hey, we have now reached the end of our course on environmentally sustainable brand design. We thank you for your participation and hope that you were able to learn a lot from us. It was important to us to give you an insight into our sustainable approach to brand design using our example project, the visual appearance of the Hamburg bicycle courier Inline. Now it's your turn to complete a project using a sustainable design approach. Here is an example of what your course project should look like: The brand Choose a brand you want to collaborate with. It can be an existing brand or you can even invent one. Remember that the most important thing is to ask yourself what opportunities there are to create this brand in an environmentally sustainable way.






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“Hey, now we've come to the end of our eco-sustainable graphic design course. It was important to us Using our example to show the Hamburg bicycle courier Inline, how we approach a sustainable project. We went through the following key points with you. What are the options, to design a brand according to ecologically sustainable criteria? First, we get to know the customer and research the topic. The next step is to set up an idea and mood board, from which we then generate core ideas. We then implement these visually and pay attention when choosing typography, Color, design grid for a susta...”
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Course summary for: Sustainability for Graphic Design: Create a Corporate Design
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Category
Design -
Software
Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop -
Areas
Branding & Identity, Design, Graphic Design

Studio Una
A course by Studio Una
Meet the dynamic duo behind Studio Una, Tina Polster and Sebastian Hager. They established Studio Una with a mission to create brand communication, design, and ideas with a sustainable focus. Their diverse backgrounds and shared commitment to social and environmental values shine through in their work, which has included clients like Viscvle Deli, Damn Good Yoga, the Pinneberg Museum, and Waldmagazin, among others.
Tina and Sebastian's dedication to sustainable design is not only apparent in their creations, but also in their efforts to raise awareness about the positive impact sustainable design can have on the environment. Their belief in the potential for change through graphic design is at the core of this course. By sharing their expertise and knowledge, they aim to inspire a new generation of designers and encourage businesses to adopt these principles for their own visual identities.
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