London’s B Bagel launches a new brand identity.
Brand identity, packaging, print, graphic design: Wet Pet Studio
Interior design: Noa Ram Studio
Images courtesy of B Bagel, Me:Mo and Tony Harris.
Brand Identity for a video production company.
Logo design for a new residential development in LIC, NYC.
Illustration and design for the Science Oriented Youth Unit at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, advertising their summer camps.
Logo design for a residential development in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
In the image below: options that were not picked but are still ♥ed
Logo, visual language, brochure and website designed for a residential development in Tribeca, Manhattan.
An explainer video introducing the breakthrough artificial vision technology device that reads any printed text, on any surface, recognizes stored faces of individuals and identifies consumer products.
Illustration and Design: Dafna Fikler
Animation: Shimi Cohen of Bold Studio
A logo system we designed for the popular Facebook page Little Big Science, which is edited by over 40 scientists from many fields. Their goal is to make science discoveries and knowledge accessible to the public.
See Wet Pet’s new branding for B Bagel here.
You can find the best bagels London has to offer in one of B Bakery Bagel Bar’s three locations, in Soho, Chelsea and Tottenham Court Road.
We did the graphic language, signage, menus and disposables.
Logo by Space Agency, London.
Image by Tony Harris.
Illustration and design for the Science Oriented Youth Unit at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, advertising their summer camps.
Logo, visual language, brochure and website designed for a residential development in Tribeca, Manhattan.
Logo, stationery and brochure design for an engineering company.
A booklet design for the Unit for Science Oriented Youth classes, at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
An explainer video introducing the breakthrough artificial vision technology device that reads any printed text, on any surface, recognizes stored faces of individuals and identifies consumer products.
Illustration and Design: Dafna Fikler
Animation: Shimi Cohen of Bold Studio
Menu icon suggestion for a restaurant.
Logo and website proposal to one of our oldest clients, MJE.
The logo is built of half a Star of David, and is also made to resemble the structure of a bridge.
Bridges are a prominent feature in the NYC skyline. They also metaphorically illustrate MJE's pursuit to connect the Jewish community with one another, as well as to Judaism and its ideology.
The logo was created in an attempt to give the ancient, "uncool" Star of David a contemporary and more sophisticated twist, that addresses a young professional crowd.
A neon sign designed for a restaurant in Soho, London.
Photos by @rigbissimo and @mattjones7
Ridgewood is an up and coming neighborhood on the Queens-Brooklyn boundary in New York City.
Bordering with the Brooklyn neighborhoods of Bushwick and East Williamsburg, Ridgewood has an emerging culture of its very own with new restaurants, galleries, specialty shops and cafes opening regularly.
The Garratt is a new residential building, aiming towards the clientele of young families, current residents of surrounding neighborhoods, and creatives in search of authentic Brooklyn.
The logo we created was inspired by the elevated L train tracks which run through the heart of Ridgewood.
The two bottom images are two more concepts that were not picked, but we still loved.
Booth design for OrCam, for the CES annual exhibition in Las Vegas.
Art direction, design and illustration: Wet Pet
Production and booth setup: Studio Jeger
CES photo credit: TechRepublic.com
An explainer video introducing the breakthrough artificial vision technology device that reads any printed text, on any surface, recognizes stored faces of individuals and identifies consumer products.
Illustration and Design: Dafna Fikler
Animation: Shimi Cohen of Bold Studio
Gif taken from an old animated short done for a project.
