Sunday Park Pagrindinė funkcija: Prekės ženklo identitetas

Press Kit

Unique Properties

Sunday Park Corporate Identity establishes a cohesive visual language for a contemporary pet lifestyle brand. The system integrates a restrained color palette, modular typography, and scalable layout principles to ensure consistency across packaging, print, and digital applications. By combining emotional warmth with structural clarity, the identity transforms everyday pet care into a refined and culturally expressive experience.

Dimensions & Packaging

The corporate identity includes logo system, typography guidelines, color standards, layout grid and application templates. Print specifications follow CMYK and Pantone standards; digital applications are optimized in RGB. Scalable vector formats (AI, EPS, SVG) ensure clarity across sizes. Packaging mockups and brand collateral follow ISO print specifications.

Tags

Corporate identity, Visual identity system, Pet lifestyle branding, Typography, Modular design, Minimalism, Brand system, Packaging integration

Production Technology

The identity system was developed through grid-based visual structuring and modular typographic hierarchy. Adobe Illustrator and InDesign were used to establish scalable layout rules and brand assets. The system was tested across print prototypes and digital mockups to ensure cross-platform consistency and adaptability for packaging, stationery and online applications.

Design Challenge

The primary challenge was balancing emotional warmth with structural discipline. The pet industry often favors playful but visually chaotic systems. Establishing a restrained yet expressive identity required rigorous typographic control while maintaining accessibility. Ensuring scalability across diverse applications was a key technical challenge.

Research

Type of Research: Market and visual audit research.
Objective: Identify gaps in contemporary pet branding.
Methodology: Competitive analysis, user behavior observation, and brand mapping.
Tools: Visual benchmarking and layout testing.
Results: Identified lack of structural clarity in existing brands.
Insight: A modular system improves consistency and brand scalability.

Inspiration

The inspiration emerged from observing the growing humanization of pet culture and the lack of refined visual systems within the mass-market pet industry. Many brands rely on overly decorative or chaotic aesthetics. This project explores how minimalism, emotional storytelling, and structured typography can redefine pet branding. It draws from contemporary lifestyle design and research on user behavior to create a calm yet expressive identity.

Project Duration

The project started in 2025 in Los Angeles and was developed through 2026. Research, concept development and system design were conducted in the United States, with application testing and prototype production across digital and print environments.

Operation Flow

The system operates through a clear hierarchy: logo mark, structured typography, color coding and modular grid. Applications adapt across packaging, print and digital interfaces while maintaining consistency. The interaction relies on intuitive layout organization, allowing information to be accessed quickly and reducing visual noise for improved user clarity.

Patents

Copyrights belong to Xiang Yian, 2026.

Image Credits

Image #1: Designer Xiang Yian, Sunday Park Corporate Identity, 2026
Image #2: Designer Xiang Yian, Packaging Application, 2026
Image #3: Designer Xiang Yian, Brand System Guidelines, 2026