As we’ve mentioned before, at Hexanine we’re big believers in passing on what we’ve learned. That’s why each one of us is involved somehow in teaching, mentoring, or instructing young designers.
Occasionally we use this space to showcase some of our students’ great work.
This time, we are highlighting Brigid Eduarte, former Hexanine intern and student in one of Tim’s Brand Standards Manuals classes at Chicago Portfolio School. Brigid’s project consisted of redesigning the Mead identity and collateral, and creating a clever, whimsical brand book. All of her work captured the creative, imaginative spirit she envisioned for this brand redesign.
Great work, Brigid.
Nice work Brigid! I really like this, it’s a much lighter look for the brand.
Very, very smart. It immediately showcases the company’s product and adds a flair of whimsey that will solidly resonate with the client’s audience.
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