Foreign Policy Design Group recently updated their portfolio with lots of new projects, including this branding project for The Pelican, a seafood restaurant in Singapore. What particularly caught my eye was a combination of the playful illustrations and hand-crafted details…
As part of a recent site update, Foreign Policy Design Group added Darryl Jingwen Wee‘s business cards to their portfolio, whose unique look and production process caught my eye: ‘Trans’ is a Latin noun or prefix, meaning ‘across’, or ‘beyond’. Designed for a…
Foreign Policy Design Group recently gave their brand and stationery a facelift. The resulting business cards feature a triplex design covered in copper foil stamped book cloth on one side—so gorgeous. Here’s a little background about how they arrived at this…
Check out this fun project from the creative minds of Foreign Policy. Here’s a little description, straight from the source: 13Wives is the story of 13 ladies and their man behind the bar. This tucked-away specialist little cocktail bar mixes up…
Fair warning: this is one of my longer posts in terms of the volume of imagery being featured. When Foreign Policy—who I am a big fan of (and have posted about before)—sent over a few new identity projects I just…
Table Nº 1, Shanghai’s first gastro-bar that serves up tapas-style modern European cuisine, features a rustic, handmade identity designed by Foreign Policy.
