Produtos do Porto

Self-initiated project by Sannah Ali. Inspired by a trip to the city of Porto, Sannah chose to embrace the culinary culture of the area and design a brand which would represent the region’s food and drink production.

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research & DEVELOPMENT

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final outcome

On The Rocks – Zero Club

New Blood, 2025. This brief was to create a new zero alcohol subbrand for international spirit manufacturer, On The Rocks. Created by Nourhan Issa.

Yahoo – North Star

D&AD entry, 2025. By Sannah Ali.

Christopher Ward – The Time Makers

D&AD entry and winner for Christopher Ward, by Jibby Makkan.

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William Morris – Bringing the Outside In

D&AD New Blood entry, 2025. By Christopher Dempsey.

Unfreeze the Truth

D&AD New Blood entry, 2025. By Roksana Rybak.

One week project: Typography

A selection from 2024’s first year.

Particle

Patchwork

Bloom

Paranoia

Indistinct

Particle

Peninsula

Foliage

Remnant

Tension

Constellation

One week project: Research

Highlights from 2024’s vintage.

Network

White

Hot

Wall

Base

Wheel

Crazy

D&AD – New Blood Winners

Great news from this year’s D&AD New Blood Festival.

Congratulations to University of Central Lancashire graduates, Zakiyya Mulla and Amir Patel. From the Preston class of 2024, Zakiyya was awarded a graphite pencil, while Amir earned a wood pencil at this year’s D&AD New Blood ceremony in London.

Both designers impressed the judges with their incredible work on the IMAX brief, have a look at the projects below.

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Reframe with IMAX
– by zakiyya mulla

Graphite Pencil Winner

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IMAX CHEVRONS
– by amir patel

WOOD Pencil Winner

Resource Klaxon: SearchSystem

Here we feature SearchSystem, the latest addition to our Archives list. It does exactly what it says on the tin and is another fantastic resource available to anyone, for free. It is Julian Van Havere’s curated collection and can be easily searched using the index by selecting tags such as ‘graphics’, ‘guidelines’, etc.

It was brought to our attention via our subscription to David Airey’s Identity Designed newsletter, another useful tip for the design magpie.

Enjoy.