Riga International Film Festival 2017
Art DirectionDesign
1st place National Design Award of Latvia 2018
Riga International Film Festival 2017
Art DirectionDesign
1st place National Design Award of Latvia 2018
Visual identity for the Riga International Film Festival (RIGA IFF). We have based the visual language of RIGA IFF 2017 on the already existing logotype, created by designer Zigmunds Lapsa.
Our goal was to communicate the idea of the festival as a significant and very diverse event in which many different subcategories live within. Dismantling the logo into separate shapes and lines gave us the possibility to use them as the basic ingredients to create modules and patterns that would translate the story behind the festival and each of its nine different programmes. This approach also created the perfect circumstances in which the visual identity started to form its own visual language — a colourful, vibrant and very playful language, allowing to explore dozens of layouts and graphical combinations.
Visual identity for the Riga International Film Festival (RIGA IFF). We have based the visual language of RIGA IFF 2017 on the already existing logotype, created by designer Zigmunds Lapsa.
Our goal was to communicate the idea of the festival as a significant and very diverse event in which many different subcategories live within. Dismantling the logo into separate shapes and lines gave us the possibility to use them as the basic ingredients to create modules and patterns that would translate the story behind the festival and each of its nine different programmes. This approach also created the perfect circumstances in which the visual identity started to form its own visual language — a colourful, vibrant and very playful language, allowing to explore dozens of layouts and graphical combinations.
Visual identity for the Riga International Film Festival (RIGA IFF). We have based the visual language of RIGA IFF 2017 on the already existing logotype, created by designer Zigmunds Lapsa.
Our goal was to communicate the idea of the festival as a significant and very diverse event in which many different subcategories live within. Dismantling the logo into separate shapes and lines gave us the possibility to use them as the basic ingredients to create modules and patterns that would translate the story behind the festival and each of its nine different programmes. This approach also created the perfect circumstances in which the visual identity started to form its own visual language — a colourful, vibrant and very playful language, allowing to explore dozens of layouts and graphical combinations.
