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Vivid Gallery
Year
Category
Illustration
Client
Camille Laurent
Location
Lisbon, Portugal
ABOUT THE PROJECT
Vivid Gallery is a contemporary art space that wanted its digital presence to feel as expressive as the work it exhibits. Bravox created a custom illustration system and visual identity that gives the gallery a distinctive voice online — playful, artful, and unmistakably its own.
THE PROBLEM
Vivid Gallery relied on generic stock imagery that clashed with the originality of its exhibitions. Nothing online captured the gallery's creative spirit, and the brand blended in with countless other art spaces instead of standing apart.
THE SOLUTION
We built a bespoke illustration language and identity to give the gallery a signature look:
A custom illustration set with a distinct hand
An expressive color palette and visual motifs
Illustrated layouts for web, social, and print
A flexible system for promoting new exhibitions
Brand guidelines to keep the style consistent
THE RESULTS
A strong, recognizable brand identity
Higher engagement across social channels
Increased exhibition attendance
A reusable illustration toolkit
A digital presence as creative as the gallery itself
THE APPROACH
An art gallery shouldn't look like everyone else, so we set aside stock imagery entirely and developed an illustration language built just for Vivid. We explored shapes, textures, and a palette that echoed the energy of the gallery's exhibitions, then refined it into a system with a clear, recognizable hand.
That illustration set became the backbone of the brand. We designed flexible layouts so the gallery could announce new shows, fill social feeds, and produce print material that all feel part of the same world — expressive, but never inconsistent. Clear guidelines mean the style holds together even as the gallery's team creates new pieces.
The result is a gallery whose online presence finally matches its walls. Vivid now stands out instantly, draws more people to its exhibitions, and owns a creative identity that competitors can't simply copy from a stock library.