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Branding
Illustrations and book design of a design lovers' travel guide to the world through Ryan and Ella's perspective.
Trippin’ is a heartwarming and lighthearted design–centric travel guide with lots of great recommendations and personal stories through Ryan and Ella's perspective.
A flip through the dictionary will earn you many different meanings to the word Trippin’. The way they perceive it though, is not just about a journey, but also being overly excited whenever they have the chance to travel.
As designers, Ryan and Ella likes to visit and indulge in creative cultures (and food) from around the world. Trippin’ evolved from the conversations when friends started to ask them to share their findings and itineraries on the places they have travelled to and discovered.
In their inaugural issue, they covered one of their all time favourite country, Japan.
As it is a very personal travel guide, the book is written in a first person perspective, narrating their journey through Tokyo. Comic strips, little tips and full spread illustrations lined up across the pages, providing little insights and personal stories along the way.
Cover Illustration
The cover illustration sums up their first experience together in Tokyo, chasing and missing trains after trains.
Bookmark
The Japanese books' inventory slip is reinvented to serve as a bookmark for readers to gain quick access to important pages.
"i do not speak japanese"
Nametags were made to identify themselves as Singaporeans, and that they do not speak Japanese.
discipline
Branding
Illustrations and book design of a design lovers' travel guide to the world through Ryan and Ella's perspective.
Trippin’ is a heartwarming and lighthearted design–centric travel guide with lots of great recommendations and personal stories through Ryan and Ella's perspective.
A flip through the dictionary will earn you many different meanings to the word Trippin’. The way they perceive it though, is not just about a journey, but also being overly excited whenever they have the chance to travel.
As designers, Ryan and Ella likes to visit and indulge in creative cultures (and food) from around the world. Trippin’ evolved from the conversations when friends started to ask them to share their findings and itineraries on the places they have travelled to and discovered.
In their inaugural issue, they covered one of their all time favourite country, Japan.
As it is a very personal travel guide, the book is written in a first person perspective, narrating their journey through Tokyo. Comic strips, little tips and full spread illustrations lined up across the pages, providing little insights and personal stories along the way.
Cover Illustration
The cover illustration sums up their first experience together in Tokyo, chasing and missing trains after trains.
Bookmark
The Japanese books' inventory slip is reinvented to serve as a bookmark for readers to gain quick access to important pages.
"i do not speak japanese"
Nametags were made to identify themselves as Singaporeans, and that they do not speak Japanese.
