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EKIN ERGOK



a graphic designer building brands through identity and illustration.




works



 

The Corner Store
(THE MERCER)
Cherry
The Brooklyn Mirage
Heroes
Sartiano’s
Indie Beach

DOUBLES

Somme Slovi

Pearl Box

(SUB)MERCER

Bar Bambino

Merveilles
Café Louis
ICP

Form Mag

Shycook

Maak Haus Mag

Zazzy’s Pizza

Lost in Paradise

Innocent Yesterday

SNOB

Double D’s

UNION 22

Skynet Media Event

Aging Young Rebel

2GET4





personal things




Book of Creatures

Lil Monsters

Soda

Paintings





more about



ekin ergök is a brooklyn-based graphic designer specializing in visual identity and illustration. he studied graphic design at pratt institute and mimar sinan fine arts university, and brings 10 years of experience collaborating with hospitality and fashion brands. 

for all inquiries, please email:

ekinergok@gmail.com


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ICP

International Center of Photography

New York, NY - 2022

︎Digital Design  ︎Collateral Design ︎Merchandise Design


ICP BRANDED HOODIE DESIGN FOR ICP STAFF ICP BRANDED MUG DESIGN ICP Branded Packaging Design ICP BRANDED MERCHANDISE BAG DESIGN ICP BRANDED NOTEBOOK DESIGN

Summary

The International Center of Photography (ICP) commissioned branded apparel, merchandise, and a digital menu design for the ICP Café. The work required carrying forward the iconic identity system originally designed by Pentagram while creating fresh, functional extensions that resonate with ICP’s mission and audience.

The scope of work includes:

  1. Apparel and Merchandise Design: Designed ICP-branded apparel and products for retail, ensuring items reflect the institution’s cultural authority while remaining accessible and appealing to a broad audience. Oversaw the full production process from concept through to delivery.

  2. Digital Menu Design: Developed a branded digital menu system for the ICP Café, aligning its visual structure with ICP’s established identity. The design emphasized clarity, usability, and consistency across digital platforms.

  3. Production Oversight: Managed vendor communication, sampling, and final production, ensuring that each piece met quality standards and accurately reflected the ICP brand.



Goal

The project’s goal was to create branded materials that feel authentic to ICP’s values and seamlessly extend its visual identity into new touchpoints. By blending practicality with thoughtful design, the work reinforces ICP’s voice as the world’s leading institution for photography and visual culture while providing visitors with consistent, brand-aligned experiences.

Client

The International Center of Photography is the world’s leading institution dedicated to photography and visual culture. Founded in 1974 by Cornell Capa to champion “concerned photography,” socially and politically minded images that educate and inspire change, ICP remains a cornerstone of cultural dialogue. Through its exhibitions, educational initiatives, and public programs, ICP fosters ongoing conversations about the power of the image.


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