Maryan Ivasyk
Designer, Art Director
In their own words
The brand’s mission is to unite people through coffee, and we wanted to have some kind of symbol with which we could identify, even from a distance, that, ‘Ok, this is a coffee person,’
It was very nice to see how people are actually using it, hanging it on their bags, wearing it as an accessory, tying different things together – that’s really cool to witness.
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Articles & interviews4
- Maryan Ivasyk: building mockups at the intersection of two disciplines
The Brand Identity interviews Vienna-based designer Maryan Ivasyk about his dual practice as a senior designer at Moodley and his independent collaborations, including mockup creation with his wife Tania. The conversation explores how their cross-disciplinary work merges brand and spatial design, and how Ivasyk’s side project, Logo Archive Ukraine, preserves mid-century Ukrainian trademarks. He also discusses collaboration, motivation, and building trust with clients globally.
- Too Gallus rebrands Oliami with a bold luxury monogram
This edition of The Edit highlights five international graphic-design projects spanning luxury fashion retail, museum branding, an arts-organisation annual report, a podcast identity and coffee packaging. Too Gallus repositions Scottish boutique Oliami for global luxury with a classic monogram, while other featured work uses inclusive cultural strategy, interwoven editorial patterns, patchwork geometry and a distinctive orange cord.