Barner
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Brand Identity
Art direction
The disruptive blue light glasses brand Barner, focused on a young and digital audience, needed to mature its image for the launch of its new product category: reading glasses.
The new art direction evolved the brand's signature pattern using simpler geometric shapes, accompanied by bold typography and a specific colour for each product category.
Sunglasses
For their sunglasses campaign, we focused on fashion and the bold trend to wear them just like any other accessory, no matter if it’s indoors or outdoors. To do so, we simulated sunlight with a very intense projection of geometrically shaped artificial light (reminiscent of the new updated pattern) around their faces while in an interior space.
Blue light
Our daily lives are constantly surrounded by screens that emit blue light. We live in a highly digitalized environment. That would become an issue if we didn’t have Barner’s blue light glasses but when wearing them, we can embrace it with no worries. That was the concept behind our photoshoot, where we simulated the blue light we are exposed to on a daily basis.
Reading glasses
As the time goes by, we lose near vision. Especially, in a work environment, where we read constantly, both in digital and paper. Taking this premise for our launching shoot and bringing it to an extreme: we use a grey, old-fashioned office as if it were a sitcom in contrast with colourful stylisms and fresh interactions between the models and the space.
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Barner
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Brand Identity
Art direction
The disruptive blue light glasses brand Barner, focused on a young and digital audience, needed to mature its image for the launch of its new product category: reading glasses.
The new art direction evolved the brand's signature pattern using simpler geometric shapes. Accompanied by bold typography and a specific colour for each product category.
Sunglasses
For their sunglasses campaign, we focused on fashion and the bold trend to wear them just like any other accessory, no matter if it’s indoors or outdoors. To do so, we simulated sunlight with a very intense projection of geometrically shaped artificial light (reminiscent of the new updated pattern) around their faces while in an interior space.
Blue light
Our daily lives are constantly surrounded by screens that emit blue light. We live in a highly digitalized environment. That would become an issue if we didn’t have Barner’s blue light glasses but when wearing them, we can embrace it with no worries. That was the concept behind our photoshoot, where we simulated the blue light we are exposed to on a daily basis.
Reading glasses
As the time goes by, we lose near vision. Especially, in a work environment, where we read constantly, both in digital and paper. Taking this premise for our launching shoot and bringing it to an extreme: we use a grey, old-fashioned office as if it were a sitcom in contrast with colourful stylisms and fresh interactions between the models and the space.
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See Again