Photocubic
Identity for a folding photo cube that holds personal memories.
A matrix of memories.
Photocubic is a physical product made of connected small cubes with photographs on their faces. Folding and opening it changes the visible story. The matrix of memories starts with the object: seams divide the image into a grid, and unfolding creates new photographic combinations. This logic informs the identity, from modular compositions to packaging. A heart replaces the letter o in the wordmark; its rounded form continues in the pictograms.
The grid starts with the product
The seams between the cubes become the identity’s modular grid. A photograph, word or symbol can occupy each cell. The heart in the wordmark and rounded pictograms describe memories worth keeping: the sea, mountains, rings, moon and sunrise.
A gift waiting to be opened
The cubic box continues the shape of Photocubic itself. Cozy Pink, fine pictograms and a soft ribbon make the packaging personal. The bow turns it into a gift; inside are photographs that can be folded and revealed again.
The matrix on paper
The grid gathers memories into a repeating pattern that extends across the lid, wrapping paper and tag. Matte paper, translucent tissue and satin ribbon give one quiet palette different textures.
Photocubic forever
On the original postcard, words form a matrix like the photographs on the cube’s faces. This short poem gathers personal memories: the sea and tears, heart and rings, you and me. It ends with “Photocubic forever”.
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