Brand identity + Brand message design
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Be real. Be sincere. Let’s talk about what your new rebrand can say to the world. Ready, set. Let’s play.
Learn, grow and explore through the process built in-house at Design Kompany. DK’s first few projects were in the 1990s but DK got serious and registered an LLC in Seattle in 2005. After a few ad hoc projects, branding became our focus. Now, it’s communication design. After a hiatus since 2014, DK reopened in March 2022.
Feature project: Kismuth Books
The brand identity design for Kismuth Books is pictured above. It started out as a Tumblr page for a while, but the years since 2012 have meant a lot of edits, updates, and sifting through the works that make the best sense to share in a curated set of stories. The big concept for this label is ‘uncertainty’. Risk-taking is a major theme for each and every one of the books that I published there.
Feature project: Atelier S P A C E
About Atelier S P A C E. DK’s roving international zinemaking ateliers started in 2017. The big idea was to go, learn, discover, listen, and connect: deeply, not meaningfully. With new and different others. So as to put together the highlights of the best learning into a sequence of zines. Publishing every week, the project has been featured in zine festivals in Oulu, Melbourne, and San Francisco.
Atelier S P A C E’s closest collaborators have helped make these things happen. They include: Michael Bridgett Jr., Michael Tharamangalam, Van Tran, Anonymous, Quan Nguyen, A. Spaice, and Jas Plac. Under the vision and leadership of DK’s Dipika Kohli, the conversations began.
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Design Kompany is open for commissions again in August, 2022.
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