SEAZA Committee
Logo Design
Date & Location
2019
Taipei City, Taiwan
Highlighting the keystone species.
A keystone species is an organism that has a disproportionately large impact on its ecosystem relative to its abundance. The term "keystone" comes from the wedge-shaped block at the top of a stone arch that holds the entire arch in place. Removing a keystone species can cause a chain of events that lead to the collapse of an ecosystem.
In 2020, the Taipei Zoo hosted the species management committee of SEAZA. I was invited by the curator to contribute to the design of the event graphics. Taking inspiration from keystone species such as the white-handed gibbon, orangutan, Malay tapir, and moon bear, I crafted visually compelling event graphics that captured the essence of these remarkable animals.
Project Type
Brand Design, Graphic Design
Client
Taipei Zoo,
South East Asian Zoos Association
Keywords
Brand Design
Designs
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