It was made thinking in simplicity above all, one color + one word. The name of the studio was designed in the combination of two spanish words: The root "croma" (from the greek: chroma), which means color and "cromosoma" which means chromosome. The reasoning behind this was to combine the idea of the color and graphic design with the DNA, hinting like the graphic design runs through the veins of the designers in Cromasoma.

The imagotype is the shape of a chromosome X twisted to form a paint-like dripping in a wall, and it is combined with the name of the Studio in uppercase.

This logo tries to reflect the exchange of diverse products between the two countries, with both national colors merged.

Señor Viento means Mr. Wind in english, and the logo is pretty straight-forward, a simple illustration of a God-like of wind figure with a pastel blue and white color scheme.

This logo was an idea given to the company ReScape located in Berkeley, California, the logo was unfortunately not chosen to be the company's face. However I do like the result, so I show it to you!

The idea was to resemble the landscaping activity with the water-like and hills-like shape merging in a sphere. The colors were super straight forward, blue and green to reinforce the idea of landscape being transformed.

This logo was made for a flea market business, El Desván means The Attic in english, so I tried to make things pretty obvious with the "surprise" inside a box. The mascot owl was based completely in a personal story of the owner (she has owl as a nickname), so I respected that and merged the two things into a single imagotype.

The name of the Studio means Kiss me a lot in english, and it's based in the name of a popular mexican song. They wanted a minimalistic logo, so I made a super simple mouth-like shape and used a vivid pink-purple gradient to reinforce the idea of "romanticism" the studio is based on.