INCH
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INCH is a restaurant in Penang, Malaysia, that offers Indochina's street food & drinks. The brand system was developed to express the dynamicness, liveliness of the region where races, cultures, histories are complexly interwined.
creds:
art direction & design by Koyuki Inagaki
design by Alicia Ng, Freeform
interior/exterior photos by Trisha Toh
creds:
art direction & design by Koyuki Inagaki
design by Alicia Ng, Freeform
interior/exterior photos by Trisha Toh
Culture and language are closely connected with each other. Indochina, being a region diverse in ethnicities, is a ground for various languages with their own unique alphabet systems: Chinese, Thai, Hindi, Tamil, etc.
These alphabets when mixed together to form the word INCH, they give an unpredictible, unique look to the logo while representing the complex, interweaved culture of Indochina.
These alphabets when mixed together to form the word INCH, they give an unpredictible, unique look to the logo while representing the complex, interweaved culture of Indochina.
The brightest, most vivid colours are combined to depict the vibrancy of the region's street scenes. The graphics were developed, inspired from facades with patterned fences and randomly pasted street advertisements.
Patterns
Applications
Menu
Chinese Money Packets
Graphic design by Alicia Ng, Freeform
Graphic design by Alicia Ng, Freeform
E-posters
Graphic design by Alicia Ng, Freeform
Graphic design by Alicia Ng, Freeform
Interior / Exterior
