Vivaldi Park Redesign

Revitalizing a Ski Resort from My Hometown

Vivaldi Park Rebranding is a visual identity redesign project for a ski resort in my hometown in Korea—a place I visited every winter as a young skier.

The original brand identity felt outdated, featuring a generic gradient logo, weak typography, and limited emotional resonance with younger audiences.

My redesign introduces a modern, stylized logo featuring a triangle with a centered dot, symbolizing a mountain peak and a skier in motion. From this form, I developed an adaptable visual system that includes modular patterns and expressive illustrations.


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Brand Direction 1: 

Symbol Pattern System

This direction explores the repetition of the triangular symbol to build strong visual recognition. I created modular patterns for packaging, tote bags, and signage that enhance brand consistency. 


 

 


Brand Direction 2: 

Symbol-Based Illustration System

This approach transforms the symbol into playful, floral-inspired illustrations. I layered and rotated the mark to create expressive motifs used on apparel, banners, and digital assets. 

The hand-drawn quality softens the brand’s tone and appeals to younger audiences seeking a unique resort experience rooted in artistic storytelling.


 

 


Brand Guidelines & Applications

Built a full visual system using abstract illustrations, clean lines, and a refined palette of Pantone Eggwhite, Black, and Zaffre Blue. This cohesive identity extended across applications such as lift passes, helmets, signage, and social media.


 

 

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