A visual identity for Laia’s communion

The project

For Laia’s communion, Archicercle designed and applied a visual identity across a range of merchandise, approaching the collection as a brand. Anna Devis’s illustration formed part of this shared visual language, carried across objects and graphic pieces for the celebration.

The commission brought the principles of a brand identity to a personal celebration: the different applications are linked through Laia’s name, an illustrated portrait and geometric motifs. Archicercle’s contribution was the graphic design and its application across the collection; the illustration and photography are by Anna Devis.

The white mug features the portrait and Laia’s name. On the elongated graphic pieces, the composition combines the illustration with text and a pattern of pink and red triangles. These are applications of the same identity across different formats and layouts.

The wine bottle label extends this visual language to another object for the celebration. The portrait reappears as a connecting element, while the illustration presented on its own offers a closer view of the pink and mauve triangular background. The result is a personalised collection with a consistent graphic relationship between its pieces.

The illustrated portrait and triangular motifs connect the different applications.

The identity extends from graphic pieces to objects such as the mug and wine bottle.

Processes and materials: fabrication services · available materials · studio machinery.