Divka Antik
Client
Divka Antik, Antiquities
services
- Logo Design
- Brand Identity
- Templates for soc. net.
Subtle logo face lift and upgrade of the visual identity and original branding, which was created by my studio in 2016.
The owner, a passionate collector with a deep love for the past and tattoos, carefully curates the collection where each artifact tells a unique story of history and heritage.
Although, in my opinion, the logo itself meets the requirements of timelessness and is still current despite its age, I found shortcomings in the actuality of the overall visual identity, so I decided to redesign it. My goal was to preserve the aesthetics of this unique line of business, but at the same time move it more into the present.
I didn't interfere too much with the logo itself, because the owner had it tattooed on his forearm at the time, so a radical redesign of the logo was out of the question in this case.
In cooperation with artificial intelligence, we prepared a series of claims for Divka Antik suitable for use on social networks and other places such as the website or flyers. When entering the requirements in the GPT chat, we wanted to especially emphasize history, uniqueness, luxury, orientalism and love of mysteries and old times. I edited these texts/claims that arose from this communication to make them more "human like".


The Art of Claims
As was said in the introduction, I cooperate with artificial intelligence when working on claims. I tried to capture the aesthetics of collectors and the atmosphere of antique collections. Gradually, while chatting with chat GTP, I was slowly comming further and further towards the final claims and headlines for use specifically for social networks as a unifying aesthetic element to create the appropriate atmosphere.
From the beginning it was difficult for me to enter commands so that the result corresponded to my expectation - especially after years of short entries and pinched "keywords" for search engine, now I can use again an advanced language when communicating with the computer and it's like we're going back to language root and its character. Again I can afford to use beautiful language and not worry about not receiving any results. I feel the same way about antiques - after years of bare-bones minimalism, it's refreshing to step back to a time when ornament wasn't a crime.






