Donttalkshodem
A collection of logos and clothing graphics, built around bold typography and expressive face illustrations.
Designing a range with its own voice.
I designed several logos and clothing graphics for the Donttalkshodem clothing range. The work extended across different garments, with variations that could act as a small brand signature or a larger statement graphic.
The collection brings together crossed wordmarks, illustrated faces and circular badge compositions. The supplied photographs show these designs on clothing, from compact chest marks to prominent hoodie and T-shirt artwork.
A name that becomes a graphic.
The crossed wordmark uses overlapping strips of typography, with red and white creating a clear contrast against the garments. It works as a standalone print and as part of the face illustrations, where the crossed strips cover the mouth.
Faces, badges and graphic variations.
The face designs give the range an expressive visual element. Across the photographs, the motif appears as a large face illustration, a circular badge surrounded by the brand name, and a compact design with a puzzle-piece silhouette.
These variations give the collection different visual treatments while keeping the face and crossed-mouth imagery connected.
From statement prints to smaller details.
The designs appear at different scales across the range: large front graphics on hoodies and T-shirts, smaller chest logos, and repeated marks on coordinated tops and trousers. The photographs show black, white and grey garments carrying the identity, with red accents in selected designs.
Several designs. A recognisable collection.
The finished work demonstrates how logo design and clothing graphics can work together across a range. Each treatment offers a different expression of Donttalkshodem, while shared typography and illustration connect the pieces.