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The Japanese term 'Yuru-chara' (ゆるキャラ) refers to the use of mascot characters to promote a place, event or business. They are characterized by their kawaii and unsophisticated designs (often clumsy looking), which helps to make a brand feel more personable and friendly.

I created a series of hand drawn illustrations for the Sakura identity that would reflect the casual and playful nature of the venue. The suite included a variety of cheeky looking cherry blossom flowers, sushi related characters, and Ebisu – the god of fishermen and luck.

The Japanese term 'Yuru-chara' (ゆるキャラ) refers to the use of mascot characters to promote a place, event or business. They are characterized by their kawaii and unsophisticated designs (often clumsy looking), which helps to make a brand feel more personable and friendly.

I created a series of hand drawn illustrations for the Sakura identity that would reflect the casual and playful nature of the venue. The suite included a variety of cheeky looking cherry blossom flowers, sushi related characters, and Ebisu – the god of fishermen and luck.

The Japanese term 'Yuru-chara' (ゆるキャラ) refers to the use of mascot characters to promote a place, event or business. They are characterized by their kawaii and unsophisticated designs (often clumsy looking), which helps to make a brand feel more personable and friendly.

I created a series of hand drawn illustrations for the Sakura identity that would reflect the casual and playful nature of the venue. The suite included a variety of cheeky looking cherry blossom flowers, sushi related characters, and Ebisu – the god of fishermen and luck.

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