Office of CC - Identities

Logistic identity

Client: De Kunstrijders

A multifunctional identity system for the Amsterdam based fine art transportation company, De Kunstrijders. From a business card that also functions as a tracking tag to a letterhead that can be transformed into different types of documents.

Letterpress business card with identical unique numbering system. Once ripped, the business card functions as a tracking tag; lower part as proof of sending and upper part to be attached to art work.

Letterhead becomes an invoice with laser printed information (right).

Blank bill of lading

Bill of lading with laser printed information (laser printed typography by De Kunstrijder), each part intended for a different party: Sender, receiver, pick-up address, and logistic company.

Icons and lettering for transportation truck.

Business and personal stationery

Client: Frank van Wijk, Ireen van Ditshuyzen

This stationery system solution was to meet a unique set of criteria: For two individuals, each with two different addresses, both for personal and professional use, totaling eight usages.

Through different print runs, use of perforation and die cuts, various sticker labels, eight different stationeries came to being based on one idea.

Architectural identity

Client: Peter Sas Architecten

A minimalistic identity system with thoughtful details in subtle color combination of black and warm gray. The identity reflected the architecture bureau’s refined and sophisticated work.

Business card printed with 1:1 scale centimeter ruler; this was used by the architects to check their architectural plans during onsite construction control.

Business information printed on the back is seen through the thin paper to give off the sense of a third dimension.