The wordmark logo spelling “Zokusha” is a Japanese word that translates to ‘car tribe’. The logo design itself is based on the exhaust system piping seen underneath vehicles.

logo concept sketches

The signage featuring the building front signage on the left and street side on the right shows the simple but effective signs, which at night, truly shine. Lit by the neon light, once seen everywhere throughout Vancouver.

street signage

The business cards punch out the logo and take the white lines over the top of a black backdrop to bring the illusion of glowing without any need for a glow effect.

The invoice takes the all too common invoice designs and flips them on their head with something modern that stands out while still being legible and easy to read.

Even though most of the promotions we see are through the lens of a screen, posters on the road are a great way to grab the attention of drivers frequenting the road, looking to tune up their ride.

For events held throughout the city, the custom car decal on the iconic 92 Nissan Skyline can be presented to promote the brand and let potential clients know the potential of customization Zokusha offers.

The bumper stickers meant to resemble neon signs are a great addition to any vehicle, customized or not.

Even though are made for cars, stickers work great on just about anything. After getting some new mods, a complimentary set of stickers would be a great bonus.