Ruby & Luna – Unique jewelry

ruby & luna packaging

Ruby & Luna – Unique jewelry

Ruby & Luna is an international sustainable jewelry brand based in Berlin, Germany.
“Symbolic of self-realization and expression — beyond social expectations, norms, or trends. It empowers you to define who you are, on your own terms.” say Founders Izzettin & Noyan.

Our proposal was to elevate the brand story and play with the duality of two antagonistic personalities who are actually different facets of the same one.

Communication:
“Jewelry for every
style of you.”

Ruby

Ruby is passionate about her profession. Art and culture are her source of inspiration, but the power of creation is her driving force. She wants to transform her efforts into something that inspires others.

Luna

Luna is passionate about life. She is proud of her accomplishments and wants to share them with her loved ones. For her, traveling means moments to remember and inspiration for her next projects.

Ruby

Ruby is passionate about her profession. Art and culture are her source of inspiration, but the power of creation is her driving force. She wants to transform her efforts into something that inspires others.

Luna

Luna is passionate about life. She is proud of her accomplishments and wants to share them with her loved ones. For her, traveling means moments to remember and inspiration for her next projects.

REBRANDING

On a graphic level, we wanted to represent this duality by playing with black and white and using very different typographies.
One sans, cleaner, simpler, functional, contrasted with another more stylised and friendly serif.

BRANDING & PACKAGING

Ruby & Luna wanted a unique jewelry box design to present its unique jewelry.
The design carries through the duality of the brand, and includes an innovative opening mechanism to augment the surprise factor for the recipient.

BRAND APLICATIONS

For the art direction we proposed images that represented these two facets of Ruby & Luna.

SOCIAL MEDIA PROFILE
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WEBPAGE DESIGN

Credits

Concept: Noland Studio
Design:
Pau Santa Pau and Selene Cano
Packaging Design: Erik Lopez and Selene Cano
Imagery & Renderings: Bjorn Badetti, Pau Santa Pau and Erik Lopez

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The Magnolia Collective

The Magnolia Collective

Art Direction | Branding | Packaging

Magnolia is a brand that makes Handmade Wellness boxes for everyone who loves to create spa-like experiences at home. The box designs and the products in every box change according to different themes.

Communication:
“Handmade Wellness”

Rejuvenate & Recharge Every Day

The Magnolia Box is a fresh & fun hamper filled with gifts specially curated for women by women.

INSPIRATION

We explored various colourful patterns to be skilfully printed onto fabric by hand using an Indian heritage craft called block printing

DESIGN PROCESS

The shape of the label was crafted to represent the detailed work that encompasses the brand and products made by Magnolia Collective

Main logo

Other concepts

Concept
Midnight Bloom
Concept
Coral Blush
BRAND VALUES

“Each item in our gift box promotes self-care, encouraging new mothers to relax and recharge every day while caring for their newborn babies.”

“Each giftbox includes products traditionally handmade in ethical working conditions by women and men from local Indian communities.”

Credits

Concept: Noland Studio
Design: Selene Cano
Renderings: Tinted.it & Erik Lopez

Our Client Said
“The blue box is doing really well. People love it. They are raving about it. Here is a comment of a customer sending it to someone: Dear Alexis, I loved this Mom gift so much we iust had to send it to you to recuperate... We see messages like this a lot. The renderings also get a lot of compliments. It’s very high quality work.”
Aysha Sanam – Founder

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Orbyt Skincare – Rebel Against Nature

Orbyt Skincare – Rebel Against Nature

Art Direction | Branding | Packaging

Orbyt is a High-end Urban Skincare brand that offers the most advanced skincare products to meet the needs of modern, active men pursuing excellence in all areas of life.

BRAND

Orbyt evokes progress, out-of-the-box thinking, intelligence, power and success.                                            For Orbyt, we did the packaging design and brand communication visuals. 

Communication:
“Rebel Against Nature” 

Product Visuals

PACKAGING

Adapted to the urban environment, its sleek packaging was designed to embrace their lifestyle, aesthetically and functionally. Its minimalist range is easy to understand and easy to integrate into one’s skin regimen.

Credits

Concept: Noland Studio
Design: Pau Santa Pau and Selene Cano
Renderings: Erik Lopez

Our Client Said
“Noland Studio is by far the best creative studio we’ve ever worked with. The team is incredibly talented, reliable and always give the best of themselves. We feel like we are working as a real team rather than with an agency. They’re extremely good at catching your ideas and creating something unique and beyond your expectations out of them. I can’t recommend them enough.”
Luna C. – Partner, CCO

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Noland Explores – NFTs Series x Ismaël Chappaz

Are NFTs a revolution in the digital art world or just another bubble about to burst? 

N x NFTS, is a program aimed at those intrigued by digital art, NFTs, and their immense potential.

We interviewed many renowned artists and asked all of them the same question: Are NFTs a revolution in the digital art world or is it just another bubble about to burst?  

Today’s interview is with Ismaël Chappaz ,Ismaël was the founder and    co-owner of the design studio Tactelgraphics from 2005 to 2020.

He is currently the director of the contemporary art gallery House of Chappaz (Flat) in Valencia and the co-director of House of Chappaz (Basement) in Barcelona with Toormix Studio. He also acts as an independent curator.

What brought you into this digital art world and what is it that you find attractive and interesting about NFTs? 

I’ve had a Contemporary Art gallery since 2011 in València (House of Chappaz Flat) and I opened a second venue in Barcelona in 2018 (House of Chappaz Basement).

I co-direct this last one together with Oriol Armengou and Ferran Mitjans from Toormix studio. When NFTs appeared I didn’t find anything new or interesting, they were simply a new kind of format, not much more.

We have always had video artists/digital artists in the galleries who have obviously used the digital image as a medium. Several of our artists started doing NFTs. One thing led to another, and we ended up hosting the first NFT exhibition in a proper contemporary art gallery. 

Many artists are concerned about the climate impact of art sales that rely on blockchain technology and there is a lot of discussion about the massive use of electricity and the environmental impact this brings. What is your opinion on this?

If we get into that mood then let’s stop everything and dedicate ourselves to planting potatoes. It seems to me there are more polluting things than an NFT.

Nowadays nothing is sustainable, just look at what is really being fulfilled from the 2030 Agenda. Practically nothing.

This is not to say that we should continue destroying everything, but perhaps what we should do is be more socially aware before considering whether the electricity needed to operate an NFT is polluting.

What real possibilities of expression and experimentation do you think your art offers in the NFT world beyond monetization? 

 I don’t know, I’ve always been quite “enfant terrible”. I have a way of doing that is a bit different from the so-called conventional gallery. I’ve done things that didn’t fall into the norm. I didn’t set up a gallery for status or to become a millionaire. Any kind of speculation disgusts me if that’s what you mean by “beyond monetization”.

I have integrity and transparency; I have nothing to hide.

How do you see the future of NFTs in the short and long term?

As I said before, for me NFTs are nothing more than a new format for presenting work. I guess they are here to stay in the contemporary art world. Time will tell but for the time being, I don’t have a crystal ball to predict anything.