Odessa city visual identity guidelines (In Russian, PDF, 73 MB)Odessa city visual identity
Odessa city visual identity guidelines (In Russian, PDF, 73 MB)
Founded in 1794, Odessa is one of the most beautiful cities, the one which steals your heart once and for all. It’s also the largest sea port in Ukraine. 
The logo elegantly weaves together an anchor, heart, lighthouse, waves, and power
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Aleksandra Nikitina
The studio wants to thank Ivan Liptuga and Plaske company—the city’s council official partner—for collaboration on this project |
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The Privoz market and the Potyomkin Stairs are well-known sights, but the city has much more to offer: did you know that it hosted Mendeleyev’s first chemical lab or that Russian writer Kuprin nearly killed himself there in an biplane crash? For the city’s visual identity, we created a logo, selected typefaces and colors, and prepared a set of rules for the design’s many applications from street signs to t-shirts.
Logo in Russian, Ukrainian, and English
The city is even more lovely now.
Signature pattern
A brief style guide covers the handling of the visual identity elements designed in the studio
Pages on laying out and using the typographic composition
Pages on the signature typeface
Pages on signature colors
A decorative frame featuring nautical knots
A souvenir from the Black sea
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