Fausta Kingué Design

January Cover Illustration and Design interpreting habit and routine in the age of automation.

December Cover Illustration and Design of vibrating angular dramatic shapes to represent trauma.

November Cover Illustration and Design featuring Rachel Rieder’s article about the militarization of space.

October Cover Illustration and Design featuring John Le Carré's final novel Silverview.

Nike Ryz 365 Sneaker Rendering in Adobe Illustrator Sample.

The Women’s Peace and Humanitarian Fund (WPHF) launched a new bold campaign to support 1,000 women leaders working to build a brighter, more peaceful, and resilient future for their crisis-affected communities. The campaign logo, to celebrate 1000 champion women around the globe, was inspired by the symbolism of Olympic rings. I applied the concept of interlaced rings as a symbol of strength and unity.

Logo branding design of New Series of Resources for Women’s Peace and Humanitarian Fund (WPHF). I designed minimalist expansion/continuation of the main WPHF logo to create a closed space for the words Capacity Building Programme.

Motion and still graphics advertising samples for social media.

Cover art for Ates Tur solo electric guitar album “Stasis”. This album is a long continuous composition, which the main theme is intense and pervasive feelings of depression and anxiety. I depicted those feelings by red and blue snakes inhabiting and piercing through the brain. Their glowing eyes and fangs illuminate the darkness that the brain sinks in.

Cover art for Ates Tur solo electric guitar album “The Cycle”. Each of the 4 main compositions is placed in a different time period. To capture this time-traveling spirit of the music I portrayed a cosmic metronome hurtling through the infinite space with clock’s weights powering its movement. Linocut tecnique.

Mag Men authors, Walter Bernard and Milton Glaser offer insiders’ perspective on some of the most iconic design work of the twentieth century. The authors look back on and analyze some of their most important and compelling projects, from the creation of New York magazine to redesigns of such publications as Time, Fortune, Paris Match, and The Nation, explaining how their designs complemented a story and shaped the visual identity of a magazine. Richly illustrated with the covers and interiors that defined their careers, Mag Men is bursting with vivid examples of Bernard and Glaser’s work, designed to encapsulate their distinctive approach to visual storytelling and capture the major events and trends of the past half-century.

This book is being published to celebrate and honor the Century's Club 175th anniversary and tells memorable experiences of the members. It is beautifully illustrated with paintings and drawings by club members-famous artists.

Logo design and art direction for website design.

“Entina Organic” was founded by a Lithuanian immigrant now residing in New York. I wanted to relate her brand identity with her heritage. My inspiration was the traditional Lithuanian art of paper-cutting. I told a story of earthy and organic products designing a "Tree of Life" and applying traditional Lithuanian motifs. For a logo color, I suggested an earthy, rich gold hue as a vibrant shade of autumn harvest.
Logo / Photography / Web Design / Packaging.

For “ENTINA ORGANIC” Nutri-balls packaging I chose cardboard material to represent organic quality, and I boosted it with a splash of colors to visualize the flavor and to appeal to a younger audience.

The Hamptons Take 2 Documentary Film Festival launched their second decade of docs with a new name, a new logo. The new logo projects the beam of light directed through the letters DOC to show the art of the documentary.

I designed East End Fund for Children Logo, as a simplified geometrical fish of seven triangles inside a life-saving buoy, as a concept for a coalition of seven nonprofit organizations that have joined together to support children who have been disproportionally affected by the pandemic in East End Long Island.

Groupe de Support a Aquin is a non profit organization focused on improving quality of life for the south coast Haiti people in Aquin area. Education, Healthcare, Water, Community support and Deforestation are their key focus. I created logo, identity graphics and website design for this organization. Since it is a location-specific charity, for a logo I combined visuals of a map pin and Haiti's "unofficial" national flower Hibiscus to create a "Hibiscus Pin" within Haiti national colors red and blue.

Floras Avenue is a distinguished floral shop with a philosophy of elegance and simplicity. To emphasize its artistry for the identity I chose skeleton leaf — a unique piece of nature's art itself. In celebration of 8 years of successful business, I did a mild rebranding for the company. I redraw the logo of the skeleton leaf in a stipple technique to make it look more organic and introduced other botanical illustrations, united by the same technique, to use seasonally for different promotions.

Les Couleurs Charity goals are to inspire, educate and empower children who come from underprivileged socio-economic backgrounds. The CREATE program gives children the tools to unleash their creative energy and teach them skills that will create artistic opportunities or careers for them. To convey the message of Art education and that this Charity runs worldwide I created a logo of colorful paint palette of 7 continents.

Silk Philosophy is a luxurious silk accessory brand that needed a new face. My inspiration was the fascinating origin of silk fiber made by the Silkmoth. Such an organic, delicate beginning, which I conveyed creating a minimalist airy logo of an organic movement of silk fiber weaved by Silkmoth.

Editorial retouch for Aura Copeland accessories campaign.

Book Cover Illustration Sample for a book Keeping Secrets by Bina Bernard. I chose a popular form of art in Jewish culture-paper cutting design. The artwork tells the story of two sisters that were separated during World War II and reunited after many years.

Water Baby, the story of 20-year-old Ali Abrams’s coming of age in 1960s Fire Island and Manhattan, is a hilarious, brutally honest tale of breaking hearts and rules, about looking for love in all the wrong places and finding oneself along the way. From the sun-soaked beaches of Fire Island to cutthroat Madison Avenue, Water Baby is a sparkling New York story steeped in glamour and sixties counterculture.