Caterina bianchini

Yolk is a creative content studio in Manchester, London and Leeds. Offering written and visual content creation as well as talks, events and workshops. Yolk strives to connect people and businesses to their consumers and to each other. Creating a brand t…

"Lush":https://uk.lush.com/ is a global cosmetic retailer that focusses on producing hair and beauty products which are 100% fresh and handmade and they have over 900 stores worldwide. In a bold visual move, the brand has commissioned former senior designer at Boiler Room, "Caterina Bianchini,":https://www.itsnicethat.com/articles/caterina-bianchini-graphic-design-070817 to create a poster with several concepts for its new flagship store in Rome, Italy.

In today’s digital age, hand drawn type is less visible amidst the convenience of digital type that certifies uniformity. However, for the London-based designer Caterina Bianchini, hand drawn type is a key aspect of adding a touch of personality to her bold design aesthetic. Running an independent design studio of the founding designer’s name, Caterina has just released a visual catalogue titled _See You at the Dance_ which compiles posters and EP covers that she has designed throughout…

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Design by @studionari . . . Building a brand for Living Things, the Next Gen of Soda. Full case study linked in our bio 🍋🍉🍑 @drinklivingthings NARI Team: Creative Director - Caterina Bianchini Strategy - @jossdebae Design Lead - @tom_rio_tropical_hotdog Designers - @george.e.fletcher Typography - @lynn.cariou Art Direction - @cmdp.fk — #brandidentity #graphicdesign #visualidentity #brandstrategy #typography #artdirection #illustration #branding #3dmotion

The London-based designer yesterday announced that she is relaunching as Nari as “having a name that indicates or highlights a singular person just didn’t feel fitting anymore.”

The London-based designer yesterday announced that she is relaunching as Nari as “having a name that indicates or highlights a singular person just didn’t feel fitting anymore.”