CTRL Disorder

Here is the latest rebrand I did for JohnneyB Design, the old logo was refined into a clean, modular and memorable logo that is adaptable for many use cases. Thank you JohnneyB Design for the opportunity of working on this project!

See more here: https://zacharybertrand.myportfolio.com/johnneyb-redesign

Follow to see the continuation of this redesign and more!

QUICK UPDATE
Going into a rebranding phase as I felt the old style didn't quite suit the view I had. I will take time to post more as time goes on.

Stick around to see what is coming...

With summer coming round I am open to more projects!

If you are in need of design work let me know how I can help!
Can't wait to hear from you guys

Hey! I’m kicking off my design page with a little something special to say THANK YOU for being here 👋

💥 Win a custom phone wallpaper — designed just for you!

How to enter:
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🗓️ Winner announced on May 15th — and I’ll share the finished design right here!

Thank you for supporting my creative journey. I’m excited to make something unique for one of you! ❤️

May 1st. Something custom. Something just for you

I’ve been working on a little surprise to kick off this page and give back to the awesome people supporting my creative journey 🎉

A chance to get a custom piece made just for you

More details dropping May 1st.
Stay tuned, follow along… you won’t want to miss this one 👀

🥅 WIP – Custom Identity for a Goalie Mask Brand 🥅
This logo is part of a developing identity for a custom goalie mask company, where personality meets protection. I’m playing with bold, flowing lines and mask-inspired elements to reflect the individuality and intensity behind every design.

Still in the early stages, but it’s starting to capture the energy I’m aiming for. Thoughts? ⬇️

Dissecting Design & Disillusion – A Personal Exploration

This piece was my way of exploring the theme of désillusion through a mix of symbolism, texture, and visual tension. I wanted to create something that feels both deliberate and disorienting—using elements like the boot, the bee, and the skull to represent groundedness, chaos, and mortality.

The typography was a chance to play with dimensional type and perspective—something that feels like it’s shifting as you look at it, much like the concept of disillusion itself. The layered geometry and vintage engraving style helped tie everything together in a way that feels both structured and unstable.

Curious to hear how others explore abstract themes in their work—what symbols or visual tricks do you lean into? Let’s talk process ⬇️

Preserving the Soul of Urban Typography!
Step into the Buchstaben Museum, where vintage signage tells stories of the past through bold letterforms and neon brilliance. This editorial design captures the essence of typographic history, blending structured layouts with striking photography to highlight the artistry of letters in public space.

From weathered metal signs to restored neon masterpieces, every page celebrates the power of typography in shaping urban identity.

What’s your favorite piece of vintage signage? Let’s talk type! ⬇️