Selected project experience
Examples of cultural and destination merchandise
Coordinated collections show how recognizable visual ideas can be translated across practical souvenir formats.
Project example
Chaka Salt Lake
A coordinated souvenir collection using scenic and architectural references.
- Program type
- Tourism and destination retail
- Products shown
- Pins, magnets and presentation sets
- Visual focus
- Scenic identity translated into compact merchandise
Project example
Chengdu Panda Base
Panda-themed souvenir formats for visitor and gift-shop contexts.
- Program type
- Attraction and visitor retail
- Products shown
- Pins, magnets, keychains and gift items
- Visual focus
- Character-led collections across multiple formats
Project example
Sanxingdui Museum
Metal products developed around recognizable cultural forms, colors and artifact references.
- Program type
- Museum and cultural retail
- Products shown
- Pins, ornaments and coordinated souvenir items
- Visual focus
- Layered metal detail and color treatment
What these examples show
One visual idea applied across a coordinated product family
Artwork interpretation
Key visual elements are simplified or layered for physical production.
Format planning
A program can extend across pins, magnets, keychains and sets.
Finish coordination
Color and metal treatments are reviewed for a consistent collection.
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