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Tony is a modern Italian restaurant in the spirit of the Italian mafia, built on client references to The Godfather and The Sopranos. We decided to build a whole mythology around the brand. From those references, we drew two elements: the image of a single powerful figure around whom the narrative revolves, and the tension between family loyalty and the mafia’s selective ethics — stay close to «family» and you’re untouchable, fall out of favor and the consequences are permanent. That tension runs through everything: lavish interiors set against a backdrop of quiet unease, white napkins included. At the center of the concept is Tony — founder and head chef of the restaurant. A mysterious figure, both respected and feared. His presence is felt through details: a business card bearing only a phone number and the words «Call Tony,» white lace napkins, deer scattering in fright printed on the paper inside pizza boxes, illustrations drawn in soot, as if sketched by Tony himself. During our research, we came across a real mafia organization called «The Black Hand,» with its own distinctive symbol — which became the basis for the restaurant’s logo. A second variant is a signet ring bearing the letter T, a seal of quality from Tony. We also drew inspiration from actual threatening letters written by Italian mafia members — their childlike, naive style paired with anything-but-innocent messages found its way into Tony’s running club merch and into the menu, typed on a typewriter and marked with corrections. by @crevvv
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3 months ago
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@vavylon.media is a magazine built around twelve ways of sensing and reading the world: touch, sound, color, scent, composition, energy, time, idea, motion, taste, point, and light. The name leads us back to Babylon, one of the key cultures where language, writing, astronomy, and symbolic systems began to merge into a way of understanding the world. The identity research started with Babylonian culture and moved further back through Babylonian language — a dialect of Akkadian — to cuneiform writing, adopted from the older Sumerian civilization. One of the most important signs in this chain is the Sumerian cuneiform sign dingir, meaning “god” or “heaven.” In its early form, it was connected to an eight-pointed star, a symbol where the celestial and the divine meet. This became the starting point for Vavylon’s visual language: a system built around signs, cycles, and interpretation. The final logo transforms the magazine’s twelve themes into a circular structure. The numbers are arranged not as a decorative clock, but as a celestial cycle. The count begins from the winter solstice point — the 12 on the circle — where the full cycle symbolically starts, marking the completion and beginning of the circle at the same time. taken in С R E VV by @crevvv
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3 months ago
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Destinus imagery Working with photos and renderings is an essential part of creating an immersive brand image. To convey the idea of a company opening new horizons for humanity, we focused on working with light. Instead of relying on cold shades, we introduced warm yellow tones into the sky. The same warm color correction is also applied to images of the workshop, helping to maintain a consistent and atmospheric visual style. by @crevvv
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a year ago
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It’s the kind of offer you don’t think twice about: creating an identity for a Swiss aerospace company that builds autonomous, hydrogen-powered aircraft — wow! We were so excited to take on this challenge. Destinus is a modern European company with a global team of professionals driving breakthrough technologies — from subsonic drones to the hypersonic flight. Our task was to translate the company’s groundbreaking innovations into a compelling visual language. CREVV crafted a visual system inspired by signals and engineering code. The logotype was tuned from Helvetica — a Swiss type classic — to underline the company’s origin and engineering precision. The identity includes a system of logotypes for different business directions, a visual style for photography and renders, rich infographics and schematics. Linear animated graphics, generated from the sound of a supersonic turbine, are used across communications and the website. © 🇺🇦🇨🇭 taken in Switzerland, Swiss by @crevvv
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a year ago
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Snapthatback isn’t just a sneaker store — it’s been a heartbeat of street culture since day one. Born from skate and graffiti roots, it grew up with a whole crew of sneakerheads and still keeps it real: open, fun, never too serious. Our identity work locks in that same energy — bold, confident, a bit cheeky, and self-ironic. by @crevvv
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a year ago
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In 2020 CREVV rebranded @kachorovska_atelier and in 2024 reconnected, this time for a long-term collaboration. The main request was to implement brand elements into all manifestations of the brand. New meanings emerge, and a cohesive brand identity takes shape during our interaction. 🦆 The main symbol broadcasting Kachorovska’s heritage is the duck. We worked to integrate various bird attributes into the brand. One of the decisions was to use the duck's footprint to show the connection to shoe production. Material textures, finishes, feathers, and knots are all parts of the brand's one big picture. We enjoy the format of close collaboration with the founder and primary visionary of the brand, as well as with specialists working on the design of bags, shoes, and clothing. This is our favorite collaboration format—when a team is formed of people who directly influence the brand and are deeply involved in its creation, where everyone is invested in the outcome and passionate about the project. Thanks to the amazing design bureau team at Kachorovska for the experience and fruitful cooperation 💙🪡 Stay tuned! @alinakachorovska @pincheslav @olyadzey @dyachenkoli @iam___roksana @nata.naiv @nba_hob @pouruntemps_ taken in Kachorovska Atelier by @crevvv
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2 years ago
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The name Heabit combines Healthy and Habit. The idea of making self-care a daily habit is reflected in every aspect of the brand. The core symbol of the brand is the sun—a symbol of cycles, the beginning, and the end of each day. The sun appears both as a simple graphic element and as a character. We chose a vibrant, warm, and energizing signal orange as the primary color. It’s bright and uplifting, designed to boost your mood with every interaction. Photo credit: @artem.plutalov r.oleksyn @sadgvick @mirringuy @max_mulderr @che.darja @sabotage_mua by @crevvv
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2 years ago
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@drinkheabit launch video 🧡✴️ Visual identity by @crevvv Directing / Cinematography @artem.plutalov Stylist @sadgvick MUA @sabotage_mua Edit / Color @max_mulderr Producer @lanasinchenko 1AC / Focus / @mirringuy Best boy @deodatuxx Talents @svitlana_protchenko_ @atoevaaa @adelina.deli @pableneu @n_u_t_a_s_h_a @antonholotnyk @linnuenie @ranbaliza by @crevvv
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2 years ago
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@drinkheabit is a new word in the wellness category. Based on scientific research, it’s a balanced and easy-to-use complex of vitamins, minerals, beneficial bacteria and superfoods in a convenient daily drink format. But first and foremost, Heabit is a new healthy habit. A +1 reason to become a better version of yourself and live a better life. The logo — a flower-shaped dawn — is about getting better every new day, as well as about the naturalness and benefits of the drink. The packaging stands out in bright orange, inspired by the glow of sunrise. This warm, energetic color contrasts beautifully with green products. The massive poster typeface Trim by @lettersfromsweden on packaging and communication was chosen to turn texts into motivating statements. Photo credit: @artem.plutalov r.oleksyn @sadgvick @mirringuy @max_mulderr @che.darja @sabotage_mua by @crevvv
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2 years ago
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@life.in.war is a project of the Public Interest Journalism Lab, launched in March 2022 in partnership with the Documenting Ukraine initiative of the Institute for Human Sciences (IWM) in Vienna. ©LIW The CREVV created the identity and website for the LIW project. The logo's concept reflects the project's name, "Life in War." It represents a living inscription—sometimes difficult to read and comprehend, yet impossible to ignore. The shifting form of the logo symbolizes the ups and downs that everyone experiences in life, a contrast that becomes especially stark during times of war. The abbreviation of the project's name resembles part of a cardiogram, serving as a metaphor for life itself. Following the same design logic, a custom corporate font was developed, incorporating both Latin and Cyrillic characters. The website is designed to be simple and concise, providing a fitting backdrop for news about war and life amid it. by @crevvv
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2 years ago
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The 5th printed DTF magazine focuses on the strong and vibrant Ukrainian electronic scene. Here are a few facts about the issue: ➰ All tags were AI-generated and emphasize the main topic of the issue. 🎚️ The contents are arranged in the form of a line-up. ➿ The cover features all the tags from the issue, arranged precisely as they appear on the pages. 📃 The magazine was printed on Austrian PERGRAPHICA® paper, manufactured by Mondi. @donttakefake taken in С R E VV by @crevvv
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2 years ago
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The main metaphor of the 5th issue's layout is the mix of tracks. This idea is reflected in the Murs Gothic Bold typesetting, the absence of large headlines, and synthetic tagging, which flows from one topic to another. All the graffiti tags used on the pages are AI-generated. The idea of not using man-made graphics resonates with the theme of the issue. The result obtained through image generation has a digital footprint, expressed in illogical letterform constructions that differ from those created by a human hand. The contents are arranged in the form of a line-up. Among the non-standard solutions is the use of a dynamic header, which changes its position like an equalizer or a progress bar. taken in С R E VV by @crevvv
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2 years ago
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