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Identity & brand applications

Eymen Travel. Journeys with meaning.

An identity that brings together pilgrimage planning, Afghanistan travel, and worldwide flight booking. The existing mark and website direction form the foundation for a coordinated system of travel documents, print, and digital communications.

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Eymen Travel Agency’s original emerald-and-gold logo with globe, airplane and multilingual wordmark

The original identity

A recognizable starting point

One identity. Different settings.

The Global E Journey Mark brings together a globe, an airplane and rising path, and a stylized E. The full English and multilingual lockup and the compact symbol create a recognizable identity across travel documents and digital touchpoints. Retain the original artwork and its proportions.

On a quiet background
Within a brand color field
A compact profile placement

These placements use the original logo without redrawing or recoloring its artwork. A compact placement should still be tested at its final size.

Color

Color with a clear role.

The approved identity pairs Sacred Emerald with Warm Ivory. Desert Gold stays a restrained accent, while Charcoal keeps longer text readable. Soft Sage and Sand support quieter backgrounds. Print conversions should follow the chosen printer’s color profile.

Sacred Emerald
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Desert Gold
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Charcoal
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Warm ivory
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Typography

Cormorant Garamond + Inter

The approved brand pairs Cormorant Garamond Semibold for warm, elegant headings with Inter for clear body copy and interfaces. The current website uses Inter throughout its interface. The custom wordmark remains artwork, rather than live typesetting.

Personal guidance for journeys that matter.

Clear dates. Thoughtful details. A useful next step. A consistent hierarchy makes every stage of a journey easier to understand.

Proposed usage guidance

Keep the identity consistent.

A practical starting point for extending the identity into new formats.

Eymen Travel Agency’s original emerald-and-gold logo with globe, airplane and multilingual wordmark
Give the logo room

Keep text, edges, and other artwork outside the logo’s surrounding space. The diagram illustrates a generous starting point; confirm the final clear-space rule when preparing the production guide.

Protect its proportions and detail

Scale the complete artwork proportionally. Avoid stretching, cropping, rotating, or adding effects. Check fine lettering at the actual display or print size before approving an application.

Use a clean, readable background

Place the logo on a calm background with enough contrast. Use a light holding panel when a photograph or color field would compete with the artwork. Keep supporting text readable independently of the logo.

Prepare files for their destination

Keep editable masters separate from delivery exports. Use suitable vector artwork for large print, transparent raster exports where needed, and optimized images for the website. Confirm color conversion, bleed, and safe areas with the printer.

Original work

The identity in context.

The live website connects the established identity with destination imagery, pilgrimage planning, and clear inquiry routes. These examples document that existing direction.

Eymen Travel website with flight-planning hero, service navigation and warm green-and-gold interface
Existing website · Eymen Travel’s identity carried into service navigation and trip planning.
Herat mosque tilework and courtyard used on the Eymen Travel website
Existing website imagery · Architecture, place, and a strong sense of destination.
Prayer beads, ihram cloth and travel documents used in Eymen Travel’s pilgrimage planning imagery
Existing website imagery · Practical preparation and the details of a meaningful journey.

Proposed extensions

What the system could become.

Proposed extensions show how the existing identity can move into an advisor’s desk display and a coordinated social campaign. These are brand application concepts created for this showcase.

Pilgrimage. Afghanistan. Worldwide journeys.

Proposed concept

Travel desk display

A proposed physical brand application, shown as a design study rather than an installed or printed item.

Proposed concept

Destination campaign

A proposed digital composition showing how the identity can support a consistent message.