PROJECT INFO:
The University Student Assembly at UKIM is the only body that has the right to represent the voice of UKIM students. At the moment, the creation of the first student cultural center in the country is in the process, which will be intended for a kind of gathering place and space where all students can study, implement their own projects, lectures, organize events, etc. The request is to create a visual identity that will be attractive to students and will make them visit this center. Through design, they want to bring this space closer to the students and make it cool to visit.
The University Student Assembly at UKIM is the only body that has the right to represent the voice of UKIM students. At the moment, the creation of the first student cultural center in the country is in the process, which will be intended for a kind of gathering place and space where all students can study, implement their own projects, lectures, organize events, etc. The request is to create a visual identity that will be attractive to students and will make them visit this center. Through design, they want to bring this space closer to the students and make it cool to visit.
ROLE:
Logo and Branding Design (concept proposal)
Logo and Branding Design (concept proposal)
DESIGN:
The palette used throughout the design consists of four colors, which symbolize power, enthusiasm, inspiration and new beginnings. SkolaSans was chosen because it is a font created by a Macedonian designer, in order to inform all students that there are "masters" in this field and in our country. The forms in the whole design represent the emotion, intellect and concentration of the group of students.
The palette used throughout the design consists of four colors, which symbolize power, enthusiasm, inspiration and new beginnings. SkolaSans was chosen because it is a font created by a Macedonian designer, in order to inform all students that there are "masters" in this field and in our country. The forms in the whole design represent the emotion, intellect and concentration of the group of students.
