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My Design Process for Adobe Hidden Treasures Challenge #1

Veerle Pieters
5 min readFeb 22, 2019

Paribeer Logo Design

Somewhere before the Summer of last year I was invited by Adobe to join the ‘Adobe Hidden Treasures’ design challenge where I was asked to create a serie of 5 different types of designs using 5 new Bauhaus fonts which are part of the ‘lost typography’ from famous Bauhaus masters. These five beautiful alphabets were completed and digitized by an international team of students guided by renowned type designer Erik Spiekermann.

The first challenge was to create a logo design with the Joschmi typeface originally designed by Joost Schmidt but re-created by Flavia Zimbardi, and Xants designed by Xanti Schawinsky, and now re-created by Luca Pellegrini. These fonts are available exclusively to Adobe Creative Cloud members.

The full package design of the Paribeer can.

Here’s a quick overview of my design process, and beyond…

Brainstorming

Normally with any other project I would start by doing some brainstorming and a bit of research. However, this situation was totally different. This time I had to think about the brand myself, and even the company name. Nothing was defined and it was up to me to come

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Veerle Pieters
Veerle Pieters

Written by Veerle Pieters

Belgian graphic/web designer, author of Veerle’s blog and chief of the playground at Duoh! Loves soulful deep house music & riding her bicycle. Vive le vélo!

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