#menu design

[jacques-le-fataliste-23]

Barry Windsor Smith, La medusa, 1981 Via: https://arthive.com/it/artists/11223~Barry_Windsor_Smith/works/298141~Medusa Via: https://x.com/CoolComicArt/status/1013227246381748225/photo/1

[ltechofficial]

Which flavor of corporate is speaking to us

Critique is welcome. These r all mockups not real programmed menus

[celestite-caroline]

lil concept of the menu made by Dots for the bakery that she created once she decided to stay on Earth

it's pretty much a "spin-off" to Bigtop Burger, clown theming and all :}

[akabaka-dev]

pick a card, any card 🃏

Wishlist Chromatose on Steam! Link below:

[creativitygraveyard]

Creepy video game menu

[andreasgarden]

L+C Wedding Invitation And Menu

[salingley]

Progress of my final portfolio piece.

It’s about my love for art museums, and a positive book end to my relatively depressing portfolio.

The portfolio goes through ideas of my own self-loathing, reclaiming advertisements and commission work as an art form, a silly brand/several game ideas, stories of the heroes that keep you going, anger at the people who don’t care for the arts and just mindlessly consume, what goes through my head, carrying on the legacy of the ones in the past, and finally, finding peace and some artistic spark from exploring the wonders of museums.

[fontriver]

Spicy Pasta font designed by Khurasan

[azaazvertigo]

Tea run

[farehamohona]

Food Menu Design

[m210297works]

[scorpionrosestudio]

[mayevanessa]

WEEK 2 AESTHETICS

For this week's activity, we talked about aesthetics.

Identity, personality, style, and uniqueness come to mind when I think about the word "aesthetic.' To give your design a specific aesthetic, we need to pay attention to colors, fonts, images, compositions, and grids. Let's take a look at these menus:

(��Almamun_Cool: I Will Do an Amazing Menu Design, Food Menu, Restaurant Menu Design for $30 on fiverr.com”)

(“Premium Vector | Food Sketch Japanese Menu Template Ramen and Gyoza Vector”)

After analyzing both menus, we can see that they have different approaches. The first one is a menu for Martha's Grill. We can see the predominance of pink and red (vibrant colors), vintage fonts, and an illustration that reminds us of a typical American Diner. For the second restaurant, there is a small appearance of colors, only red, which goes well with the composition since we are looking at a ramen shop, a typical Japanese dish. So it reminds us of the flag of Japan. Also, the font they used, reminds us of Japanese characters. In conclusion, aesthetics are built depending on what message you want to give.

For the activity, we had to go out and look at restaurants and hawkers. Do we see any similarities? Do they all look the same? Which one looks more expensive? What is their aesthetic?

We took notice of all of these points and went on a walk. I ended up going to a food hawker and noticed that their aesthetic can be a little bit messy...? Usually, those food stalls don't pay much attention to their menu design, yet they want to make food more accessible to the customers by showcasing these dishes, in case they don't know what to order. With simple fonts and images, food hawkers' aesthetic can be different from our usual indie cafe

CPJ NOTES!!

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[nr1-logo-design-inspiration]

Menu & collaterals designed for a restaurant ☆

Need design services? PM us and let's talk about your project! 💌

[fallingredpetal]

IV + MENU CONCEPTS

[adritachakraborty93]