Copenhagen · Brand identity, packaging, web
Brand identity, web and motion for Copenhagen.
I am Ramin Nasibov, designer and art director, working from Berlin and Barcelona. Copenhagen is an hour from Berlin, close enough to come over for the start of a project. Logos, brand identities, packaging, websites, motion and social media.
Clients include Universal Music, Samsung, 3M, Adobe, TIER and MrBeast.
- Studio
- Berlin / Barcelona
- From Berlin
- an hour by plane
- Languages
- English, German, Spanish
- Working since
- 2010
Made for Copenhagen.
01
BRUTAL
A sourdough bakery in a room of raw concrete and brushed steel. The wordmark is soft and swollen, like dough on its second rise. Identity, packaging, posters and motion.
See the projectServices.
02Logo and brand identity
Logo, type, colour and the rules that hold it all together. On the business card and on the shop front.
Packaging
Labels, boxes and bags that stand out on the shelf and feel right in the hand.
Web design and development
From the first wireframe to the built site, fast and easy to keep up yourself.
Motion design
Logo animation, short clips for the site and social media, presentations that move. A brand that moves too.
Social media design
Templates and design for Instagram, LinkedIn and TikTok, so a feed looks like one brand and not ten.
Brand strategy
What a company stands for and how it speaks. We settle that before the first line is drawn.
Selected work.
03
Questions.
04Do you work in English?
Yes. Calls, contracts and files are in English, and so is most of my work. I do not speak Danish; Danish copy comes from you or your translator, and I set it so it reads well.
Will you come to Copenhagen?
For the start of a project, when it helps to see the shop, the street and the people. Berlin is an hour away by plane. After that the work runs on video calls and email, which is faster for everyone.
What does a brand identity cost?
After the first call you get a fixed quote for the agreed scope. No price list, and no surprises on the invoice.
How long does it take?
That depends on your opening date, and I plan around it. The first concepts come within a week; you can pick one, combine two, ask for changes or for new directions. Most projects are done in three to five weeks.
Do you design packaging and the website as well?
Yes. Bags, boxes, cups, labels and stamps on the real dieline, the website designed and built, plus a logo animation and templates for Instagram. For a bakery or a café the bag often travels further than the sign.
Who will I be talking to?
Me. No account managers, no hand-off to juniors. You talk to the person who designs.
Opening something in Copenhagen? Write to me.
Two sentences are enough: what it is and when it opens. The rest comes out in the conversation.
Also in London · New York · Toronto · Miami
Services Logo & brand identity · Web design & development · Motion design · Packaging design · Social media design · Brand strategy
Industries Food & drink · Dental practices · Sport · Architecture & construction · Startups & tech · AI & software