Aggelos KourtidisGraphic and Web Design / Greece
Visual Identity Proposal

Daniil Pharmacy

Three identity and business card proposals for a pharmacy in the centre of Corinth, all in black and white and in two languages. In the first, the word Φαρμακείο, and Pharmacy in English, is set in custom letters with a calligraphic feel, with a tail on the ρ and the h, inside a thin ellipse like the label of an old apothecary bottle. In the second, the word loses its vowels and becomes Φρμκ and Phrm, so large that it fills the whole card. In the third, the letters Φ, Ρ, Μ and Κ form a cross around the ellipse and a rectangle, with crop marks at the corners, in a white and a black version. None of the proposals went ahead, so the identity stayed on paper.

I prepared the proposals for the client, from the first sketch to the cards, and they show how I work with letters to give an identity its character. I work from Corinth for businesses across Greece. If you want a logo or an identity for your own business, get in touch.

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First proposal

Custom letters for the words Φαρμακείο and Pharmacy, inside a thin ellipse, on the card, on black and across the whole system.

White pharmacy business cards on black, with the words Φαρμακείο and Pharmacy inside an ellipse
The Greek word Φαρμακείο in custom calligraphic letters, white on blackThe word Pharmacy in custom letters with tails on the h and the y, white on black
The Greek and English pharmacy logos inside an ellipse, with name, phone and address in Corinth

Second proposal

The word without its vowels, Φρμκ and Phrm, across the full width of the card.

Pharmacy business cards with the abbreviations Φρμκ and Phrm across the full width

Third proposal

The consonants of the word set as a cross around the ellipse, on a white and a black card.

Four pharmacy cards, white and black, with the letters Φ Ρ Μ Κ forming a cross around an ellipse

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