For this project, I was tasked with designing two menus for Jazz Kissa, a restaurant by Eyal Shani.
One menu was for everyday use, and the second for a Japanese pop-up night.
The design had to reflect the sophisticated, elegant atmosphere of the Japanese Kissa while maintaining the simplicity and spirit that characterize Eyal Shani’s restaurants.
Overview
Graphic Design
For the pop-up menu, I incorporated the Jazz Kissa logo with the Japanese flag, creating a new emblem that represented the special event.
Jazz Kissa logo
Japan flag
Japan
Kissa
Night
Japan
Kissa
Night
Kissa
Kissa
Kissa
Kissa
Japanese Pop-up Menu
Creating the POP UP logo
The design of this menu was deeply influenced by traditional Japanese aesthetics, particularly the geometric patterns of shoji doors.
These iconic sliding doors, with their clean lines and structured grids, served as a key source of inspiration for the menu’s layout and overall visual style.
The pop-up event featured Japanese yakitori – small, flavorful skewers. To visually represent the essence of yakitori, I drew inspiration from Japanese geometric design and incorporated principles of Gestalt psychology. This approach allowed me to craft a minimalist and balanced skewer illustration, reflecting the harmony and precision of Japanese aesthetics.
Colors & Fonts
Bona Nova
Linden Hill
Linden Hill
50
30
13
Mor Talias
Graphic Design
For this project, I was tasked with designing two menus for Jazz Kissa, a restaurant by Eyal Shani.
One menu was for everyday use, and the second for a Japanese pop-up night.
The design had to reflect the sophisticated, elegant atmosphere of the Japanese Kissa while maintaining the simplicity and spirit that characterize Eyal Shani’s restaurants.
Overview
Japanese Pop-up Menu
Jazz Kissa logo
Japan flag
Creating the POP UP logo
The design of this menu was deeply influenced by traditional Japanese aesthetics, particularly the geometric patterns of shoji doors.
These iconic sliding doors, with their clean lines and structured grids, served as a key source of inspiration for the menu’s layout and overall visual style.
The pop-up event featured Japanese yakitori – small, flavorful skewers. To visually represent the essence of yakitori, I drew inspiration from Japanese geometric design and incorporated principles of Gestalt psychology. This approach allowed me to craft a minimalist and balanced skewer illustration, reflecting the harmony and precision of Japanese aesthetics.
Colors
Fonts
Bona Nova
Linden Hill
Linden Hill
50
30
13
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