Visual partner for the sound of funk, soul and jazz in the Netherlands
As a visual partner, I've supported Sublime's visual identity for multiple years. In which, I've contributed to numerous multidisciplinary design projects.
The yearly returning campaigns where at the centre of my collaboration with Sublime as well as the evolution and updating of their visual identity.
Ever evolving yearly campaigns
As a visual partner, I've supported Sublime's visual identity for multiple years. In which, I've contributed to numerous multidisciplinary design projects.
The yearly returning campaigns where at the centre of my collaboration with Sublime as well as the evolution and updating of their visual identity.
Same style, different expression
During my time of working with Sublime we worked on a new way of using the already in use colour wheel.
The usage at the time had a strong emphasis on green, black and white with a subtle touch of blue. While the green remained at the heart of Sublime’s visual style we started introducing yellow, orange and purple to create a more diverse feel which represents Sublime’s brand identity and sound.
As a vehicle for this new use of colour we introduced an abstract vinyl record. This element eventually found it’s way into the campaigns, website, logos and social media content.
Visual partner for the sound of funk, soul and jazz in the Netherlands
As a visual partner, I've supported Sublime's visual identity for multiple years. In which, I've contributed to numerous multidisciplinary design projects.
The yearly returning campaigns where at the centre of my collaboration with Sublime as well as the evolution and updating of their visual identity.
Ever evolving yearly campaigns
As a visual partner, I've supported Sublime's visual identity for multiple years. In which, I've contributed to numerous multidisciplinary design projects.
The yearly returning campaigns where at the centre of my collaboration with Sublime as well as the evolution and updating of their visual identity.
Same style, different expression
During my time of working with Sublime we worked on a new way of using the already in use colour wheel.
The usage at the time had a strong emphasis on green, black and white with a subtle touch of blue. While the green remained at the heart of Sublime’s visual style we started introducing yellow, orange and purple to create a more diverse feel which represents Sublime’s brand identity and sound.
As a vehicle for this new use of colour we introduced an abstract vinyl record. This element eventually found it’s way into the campaigns, website, logos and social media content.