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Museum of Neon Art 
Identity Design / 2025 / Glendale. Los Angeles 

The rebrand of MONA introduces a modular identity inspired by the structure and glow of neon tubes. Playful colors, interactive visuals, and tactile illustrations create a immersive experience across both digital and physical touchpoints.






Rebrand PurposeGives a brand a clear and recognizable voice. It builds trust, tells a story, and creates emotional connection.




LogoThis logo is based on the structure of neon lights—glowing tubes that shape signs. 




Color


Typeface


We use a single type family to maintain consistency and clarity across all communications. Satoshi is a modern, geometric sans-serif typeface that feels minimal, and versatile.

Satoshi
/ Use at least 18px for web body copy
/ Maintain high contrast between text and background
/ Avoid using Light weight on small or low-contrast backgrounds
/ Use clear visual hierarchy

Bold / AaBbCcDdEe123!?%
Medium / AaBbCcDdEe123!?%
Regular / AaBbCcDdEe123!?%
Light / AaBbCcDdEe123!?%

Headline
Bold / 80–120px
Tracking: -30 / Leading: 100%

Subhead
Medium / 32–40px
Tracking: -15 / Leading: 140%

Body Copy
Regular /  18–32px
Tracking: -10 / Leading: 140%

Annotation
Bold / –22px
Tracking: -10 / Leading: 140%




Photography




Illustration






Iconography 




Promotional Posters





Websites






Interactive Stage Installation




Light Tube Matrix System

Each light tube works like a single pixel, and together they form a large screen on the stage wall. The tubes can move forward or backward—when they move forward, the light dot looks bigger and brighter; when they move back, it looks smaller or disappears.





Wayfinding






Motion Graphic







Interactive Stage Installation





Merchandise