Hoarding board design

Tsui Wah Hoarding Board Description

Creative director and designer Ali Hanson, independent consultant Naresh Ramchandani, and verbal branding studio Opening Line have teamed up to create the identity for Patch. Since 2020, the organisation has sought to bring co-working and community-focused spaces to local high streets, making ‘Working Near Home’ easier than ever. The team have produced a rebrand that is authentic to the owners’ vision, communicating their mission with warmth, sensitivity and humanity.

Graphic Design, Product Design, Advertising, Adobe Illustrator

Ad campaign for Shanoor Homes, Trivandrum. It is always refreshing to work for a brand who’ll let you go crazy with your ideas. We wanted to create something that was unique and striking, something that will stand out in an ocean of a thousand ads echoing the same copy and visuals. And here’s what we

From the transformative experiences lived by two friends and the purpose of following a journey, to also provide other people with the awakening of consciences and behaviours necessary to generate a better quality of life in the present and plan an increasingly better future, Black Wallet arises A company that operates in the financial market, […]

A hoarding designed for Mahagun’s project - Manorial, extending the campaign ‘Reclaim Your Life’, representing the magnificent living through the majesty of lion. #Branding #creativeagency #advertisingagency #marketingstrategy #creativeadvertising #reflectinggrowth #VOLUME

Amazing Gym Billboard graphic design in Billboard Design created by Prohallad4373. A creative professional designer on Designhill.

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On average, Americans spend 10 hours and 50 minutes per week in their car, the 2019 Daily Ride Index suggests. That means we've all got plenty of time on our hands to look through the window and let our eyes rest on the landscape... until they settle on a billboard.