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A. Bataller
logo, identiy & webdesign
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CLIENT:
Arnau Bataller – Film Composer
(Barcelona, Spain)
OUR TASKS:
Logo development
Concept & Art Direction
Webdesign
Html & Back-Office
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Arnau is one of Spain’s successful workhorse composers for Film and TV. He has composed the soundtrack for a long list of films and directors such as Jaume Balagueró, Fernando León de Aranoa, María Ripoll, Pau Freixas or Mariano Barroso. We renovated his look to create an elegant and modern take of a classical trained composer.
LOGO &
STATIONARY
// LOGO – DESIGN
// A Bridge between Classic & Modern
Arnau has a wide variety of styles but he does like to refer to an elegant & classic outset, often recording his compositions with a real orchestra. I tried to reflect this bridge between classic & modern with his logo, choosing a clean and stark font that combines with the his initial “A” that references creative musical notation elements.
// Clean for easy & quick reading
Arnau has such a bulk of work with a variety of styles, that the most important thing was to organize that in a logical and accessible way. Hopefully we have now covered all different ways a person can search on his site: you either go by FILMOGRAPHY, where you get all the info about each individual film ( film poster, synopsis, music for that film trailer etc) or you search in MUSIC by different sonic or genre styles. Here, you can also search by film which gives you the music-only to each film title all on one page.
Now just enjoy the music.
Webdesign by: Sandra Weese
Programming by: Marc Permanyer
