As part of the Royal College of Art's Green Week Festival ran by the Students Union, the visual identity for Diaspore references the movement and dispersal of natural phenomena, such as the dandylion, in order to create a system of branding which constantly changes and expands.

Attempting to instil this sense of ephemera which comes hand-in-hand with nature, the publication for Diaspore was printed using Risography, one of the most sustainable forms of printing, and designed to rub off when handled. Allowing the designs to transfer from person to person, mimicking the path of the dandylion, and setting precedence for the ideas generated from the upcoming festival.

Client:
Royal College of Art
Student Union

Collaboration:
Studio Hyte

Research Areas:
Sustainability & Print
Process as Design
Risography
Design Systems