Shinya Graphics

I crafted seasonal Sake flyers tailored for international patrons dining in Japanese restaurants. My approach seamlessly blends traditional Japanese aesthetics with a modern twist. The result: captivating designs that resonate with both locals and global visitors. My clients were thrilled with the results, and this ongoing collaboration continues to flourish each season!

Skylum is a software developing company. I illustrated and design banners for their New Year promotion. They wanted to the illustration looks warm and homey since it’s a family holiday in Korea.  I mixed the traditional colors, symbols, and style with their product color and logo.

SORILa is a self-owned media platform specializing in web risk management. In search of a logo that encapsulates their identity as a digital protection company, I designed a logo that harmoniously blends three distinctive elements. Below, you'll find additional logo concepts that were crafted as part of the design process. I've taken the initiative to present a variety of logos to align more closely with the client's envisioned image.

Familiate is a blog about family life. They wanted colorful logo looks fun and making people imagine their family. I represent “family” by house shape and use their theme color (red) to gain publicity of the blog.

I made illustrations for a website of financial leaning. Client wanted user to learn casually, so I made illustrations looks pop and casual. 

Illustrations for vacation rental service in country side of Japan. They have unique membership system, so I illustrated customers can understand easily. Also tried to make people feel their relax and warm atmosphere.

Sumida zoo is a fictitious zoo in Tokyo. I designed the map colorful to make people feel excited to see the wild world, and yet modern and educational since it’s located in the middle of the city.

CP+ (Camera & Photo Imaging Show) is a  photography exhibition in Japan. One of my amazing clients Skylym had a booth in the exhibition, and they wanted me to design their printed matters. I made their brochure, trifold leaflet, flyer, business card, and scratch card. I used colors and shapes from their logo to unify the design and raise recognition.

Skylum is a software developing company. They wanted a banner for their photo editing software. They had a promotion for a long holiday in Japan. Because of the lockdown people couldn’t go out, so I illustrated that people still could feel they are traveling using the software.

I illustrated “Koi-nobori” which Japanese raise the carp streamers for the holiday to celebrate healthy growth of children. I used pop colors to make people excited for the holiday.

Hoshitorn is a review management web service made by Effecutual. “Hoshi” means star in Japanese, so I used star shape as base shape and presented many reviews making star. I designed other ideas too.

The client wanted to get more comments and boost their logo recognition. As a solution, I made quiz posts  where users see the logo and write the name of  a character.

I also made a responsive version of the logo since they wanted to put the logo on their products.