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Hydrogen Magazine

An editorial brand that splits its name in two - and turns the gap into its whole point of view.

Date
Feb 2005
Discipline
Publishing · Editorial Media
Sector
Publishing
Client
Suchaita Agarwal (Mumbai, India)
Author
Sole

The engagement

Hydrogen Magazine was positioned, named, and designed end to end by Mohammed Vaseeuddin: one strategist accountable for the brief, the language, and the system.

Hydrogen began with a wordplay that refused to sit still - the most abundant, energising element in the universe, and a name that literally generates ('-gen') from water ('hydro-'). The two-tone split and the charged dot turned that idea into a mark: a publication about the fresh, the elemental and the next generation of ideas.

In the dossier

  1. 01 The Contents
  2. 02 The Introduction
  3. 03 Brand Origin Story
  4. 04 Vision & Mission
  5. 05 Core Values
  6. 06 Brand Essence
  7. 07 Brand Archetype
  8. 08 Visual Identity
  9. 09 Business Stationery
  10. 10 Thank You .
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