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DOZI cinema at blue hour with a cyclist passing its vermilion sign
BRAND DIRECTION / RENJIENTERTAINMENT, WITH CHARACTER.

DOZI / A DIFFERENT KIND OF SCREEN CULTURE

Stay for
the story.

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A cult
following.

For the stories that stay with you after the screen goes dark.

Renji brings the confidence of Japanese graphic design, the texture of cult cinema, and the intimacy of an independent magazine to DOZI. It is bold, slightly offbeat, and built around the pleasure of finding your next obsession.

A precise wordmark holds everything together. The world around it moves freely between cinematic photography, vintage manga, and the characters people come back for.

CULT CINEMAJAPANESE GRAPHICSEDITORIAL PHOTOGRAPHYVINTAGE MANGA

Concept presentation. The logo and visual direction form the proposed identity; campaign imagery illustrates the creative approach. Final brand artwork and materials are developed after concept selection.

Built to
be remembered.

Heavy geometric forms. A square counter. A small, unmistakable signal. The custom DOZI lettering carries the energy of the concept at every scale.

PRIMARY LOCKUP / CAPSULE TVTHE SCREEN, BEFORE THE STORY.

ALTERNATE WORDMARK / RED SQUARE

A little signal.
A lot of recognition.

The red square becomes a quiet signature inside the O. The capsule TV adds a more expressive opening beat. Both share the same distinctive letterforms.

Color with
a pulse.

Vermilion leads. Cobalt and teal deepen the scene. Orange adds warmth, while black and white give the system its graphic clarity.

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Orange#FF781A
Cobalt#1649E8
Teal#087F89
Ink#111111
White#FFFFFF

DISPLAY / BARLOW CONDENSED

ONE MORE
SCENE.

BODY / INTER

Good stories
get under your skin.

Confident display type sets the pace. Clear body copy keeps the reading easy. Monospaced details add the quiet rhythm of a film label or programme.

DETAIL / IBM PLEX MONO
01 — 02 — 03 / PRESS PLAY

Life, with
a cinematic streak.

The brand belongs in the frame: on a race car, a jacket, a takeaway box, a magazine. Ordinary settings become small stories of their own.

01 / Pole positionA familiar mark in an unfamiliar frame.
02 / Frame of mindFashion editorial, with a different point of view.
03 / One more sceneThe pleasure of staying exactly where you are.
04 / Dinner & a double featureAn everyday ritual becomes a brand moment.
05 / The blue-hour commuteAttack on Titan leaves the screen.
06 / Cult cinema, worn outDemon Slayer as a piece of personal culture.

Good things
get a little strange.

Dense ink, printed texture, impossible scale. A parallel world of late-night couriers, feline broadcasters, and screens that lead somewhere else.

07 / Midnight courierThe night has its own channels.
08 / Nine livesOne more episode.
09 / Channel zeroDo not adjust your reality.
10 / The elsewhere channelSomewhere else starts here.

Their worlds.
Our point of view.

Each show keeps its personality. The DOZI identity, palette, and print language make the collection feel like one considered programme.

The BoysNot your hero.
Demon SlayerCut to the extraordinary.
LokiEvery timeline. One place.
Attack on TitanBeyond the wall.
Bob’s BurgersGood taste. Great TV.
Rick and MortyOut of this dimension.

From the poster
to the player.

A quieter frame for a louder collection. Distinctive artwork, clear navigation, and a red signal guiding you toward the next story.

DOZI / RENJI — INTERFACE STUDY
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The Boys campaign artwork

THE DOZI COLLECTION / FEATURE 01

The Boys

Not your hero.

01 / 03

Find your next obsession.

Explore the featured titles, filter the collection, and build a list in this interface study. Full episodes are not included.

DOZI / RENJI

Somewhere else
starts here.

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