BAJA CALIFORNIA
Branding
We created a brand new identity for the State of Baja California. The State, which had been marketing itself as Baja Norte, returned to the historic name of Baja California with this campaign.
We created a brand new identity for the State of Baja California. The State, which had been marketing itself as Baja Norte, returned to the historic name of Baja California with this campaign.
Executed in partnership with Enigma Creative, the colours and iconography conjure the varied topography of the peninsula: ocean, valley, woods, desert, and sea.
THE
SILENCE
BELOW
The graphic elements were deliberately playful. But, by adding latitude and longitude coordinates, plus a satellite map, we made sure people could see where photos featured in the advertising were taken. This added integrity and a high degree of specificity to the campaign. It was the first time latitude and longitude coordinates had been used like this in a tourism campaign.
Each icon captures one of the state’s many facets, from the vineyards of Ensenada, to the big wave surfing of Rosarito, and the off-road adventure of the desert.
In Mexico it is common for people to paint branding directly onto walls. The logo was therefore designed to work well as a stencil, maximising its utility. Even small-scale fishermen can quickly apply the branding to their boats.
BAJA CALIFORNIA
Branding
We created a brand new identity for the State of Baja California. The State, which had been marketing itself as Baja Norte, returned to the historic name of Baja California with this campaign.
The silence below
Executed in partnership with Enigma Creative, the colours and iconography conjure the varied topography of the peninsula: ocean, valley, woods, desert, and sea.
The graphic elements were deliberately playful. But, by adding latitude and longitude coordinates, plus a satellite map, we made sure people could see where photos featured in the advertising were taken. This added integrity and a high degree of specificity to the campaign. It was the first time latitude and longitude coordinates had been used like this in a tourism campaign.
Each icon captures one of the state’s many facets, from the vineyards of Ensenada, to the big wave surfing of Rosarito, and the off-road adventure of the desert.
In Mexico it is common for people to paint branding directly onto walls. The logo was therefore designed to work well as a stencil, maximising its utility. Even small-scale fishermen can quickly apply the branding to their boats.