
Preview image. Unlock full-res
A nine-tile contact sheet of the Omnisea rebrand showing the gradient mark, stationery, transit screens, posters, a tote and stage graphics on black.
More like this
See allSummary
A single overview frame that lays the whole Omnisea identity out as a grid of rounded tiles, moving from the mark itself through stationery, out-of-home screens, merchandise and event graphics.
Visual description
Nine rounded-corner tiles of varying widths sit on a white ground in three rough rows. Top row: a black tile with two business cards, one magenta with the wordmark and one white with contact details; a near-black square holding the mark alone, a soft magenta lozenge with a white swirl cut through it; a photograph of a wide magenta screen above an escalator reading a two-word campaign line; and a tall tile showing a magenta box rendered in a corner. Middle row: a dark tile with a blue, violet and pink light streak on black; a wide magenta card carrying the full horizontal lockup of mark plus wordmark over a darker elliptical blob; a photograph of a pink printed poster curling on a concrete block; and a tall photograph of a vertical screen in a dark corridor with three lines of white benefit copy. Bottom row: a dark stage with a wide magenta LED banner and two silhouetted figures; and a person carrying a magenta tote with the wordmark and campaign line. Type throughout is a clean geometric sans-serif in white, always small relative to the field.
Key takeaway
The system is held together by one repeated device, a dark elliptical blob drifting across a magenta field, which appears at every scale from a business card to a stage banner. Every tile keeps the same logo size relative to its own width, so a nine-item grid still reads as one brand rather than nine layouts.
Reuse notes
A good template for the summary frame at the top of a case study, where the job is to show range in one image. The alternating black and magenta tiles give the grid rhythm without needing captions. Works for crypto, fintech, and technology brands that want saturation without looking novelty; the magenta needs the black surround to stay premium rather than loud.
More like this
Keep what you find
A free account saves references to boards and can send you a weekly email of picks based on what you save.
To see every result, go Pro.







