I am developing a series of artworks using a combination of photography and graphics. Current theme is the economic distress in Bali (Ubud) – work in progress
Category archives: print design
Quigbei Online School China (proposal)
Ton was invited to develop and deliver a pitch proposal for a logo and brand identity for Quigbei Online School (part of Bytedance) in China. (with creative support and animation from Nicosia Creative Expresso Pte. Ltd. and Albert Leeflang) Concept design rationale: Utilizing ‘digital code’ 1010101 in the icon is being build and completed […]
Royal Spice Gardens Indonesia
Candidasa Bali Driver and companies
Procter & Gamble
As Principal Design Manager responsible for the revitalization of the brand identity, and design for several upgraded and new packaging programmes, retail and e-commerce design for Vidal Sassoon (Hair Care) in Greater China. The objective was to premiumise and upgrade the brand in order to meet the increasingly demanding expectations of the young Chinese target […]
Malaysia Major Events
In 2013 Design Team was invited to develop a new logo and brand identity for this brand under the Malaysia Convention & Exhibition Bureau (MyCEB), a venture of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism. This exercise resulted in a wide range of applications and a Brand Manual. Ton proposed to the Board to develop a […]
Philips Beauty packaging guidelines
Philips Design Amsterdam engaged Ton to develop Packaging Identity Guidelines for the Philips Global Beauty category. The objective was to streamline and rationalise the extensive packaging portfolio in and easy-to-navigate guideline document in order to create visual consistency amongst all pack expressions, in compliance with the Philips Master Brand guidelines. The project was completed within […]
Philips Design / Coffee
Doesignen
Ton van Bragt Design was responsible for the design of this publication. “Doesignen” is an initiative from Jeroen Frumau and Leon Klinkers. “A more participatory and conditioning approach, in which exploratory and experimental ‘movements’ are made, can lead to more sustainable, broadly (socially) accepted and economically responsible solutions. An approach in which design principles, creativity, methods […]