Day of Design
← All workARCTIC TRAVEL / 2026

A new point of view.

IDENTITY · TRAVEL STATIONERY · A NEW PERSPECTIVE

Original Arctic Travel aircraft and A symbol with new navy typography
Original symbol × New visual study / 2026
01 / A SENSE OF DIRECTION

The original symbol brings an A, an aircraft and sweeping arcs together in a natural sense of direction. We retain the full geometry, anchor it in navy, add bright blue and ice white, and extend the identity into the notes that accompany a journey.

  • Original symbol recovery
  • New typography and palette
  • Journey notes and paper mockup
  • Personal packing list
  • Brand poster
02 / JOURNEY NOTES

The next chapter starts here.

A curve between two points echoes the movement of the symbol. The writing page leaves space for where, when and what to discover, keeping both plans and possibilities open.

AI-assisted paper application concept of an Arctic Travel blue journey notebook

AI-assisted paper application concept of an Arctic Travel blue journey notebook

Journey notebook / AI-assisted paper application concept
Arctic Travel journey-notes cover and writing-page flat concepts

Arctic Travel journey-notes cover and writing-page flat concepts

Journey-notes cover and writing page / Flat design concepts

03 / BEFORE YOU GO

A little order. More room to explore.

A three-column list separates everyday essentials, things for the journey and personal additions. The identity becomes part of a useful ritual before departure.

Arctic Travel personal packing-list flat design concept

Arctic Travel personal packing-list flat design concept

Personal packing list / Flat concept with illustrative note prompts

04 / A NEW POINT OF VIEW

See the world from a new angle.

A bright-blue poster brings symbol, curve and points together in a direct invitation to see something new.

Arctic Travel blue A new point of view brand poster

Arctic Travel blue A new point of view brand poster

An independent 2026 visual study based on the Arctic Travel designer archive. Three original symbol paths are retained; the source uses live AaRuiZhiTi text, while this study introduces new sans-serif typesetting. Palette, copy, journey lines and stationery are new design concepts. The blue notebook scene is an AI-assisted paper mockup, not evidence of physical production. Curves are decorative, not actual flight routes. The checklist is an example for personal notes, not a complete set of travel requirements. No actual itineraries, airline partnerships or client travel outcomes are presented. Original project date, commission and adoption remain unverified.