Logotype designed for Levi's new range of ladies jean
with the new curves-lifting technology.

Simplicity with the boldness in style. Functionality without extra frills.
A packaging design for BBH tender submission to Singapore Tourism Board.

The finalists and Grans Prix winner of the Cannes Lions T-Shirt Grand Prix have been selected. Participants in the contest competed to create the official T-shirt for the 2009 Cannes International Advertising Festival. A total of 1,460 submissions were received from around the world, from which ten finalists have been announced.

The designs of the ten shortlists will go on sale at Uniqlo stores from mid-June. The Grand Prix winning design will be presented to visitors and members of the press at the Cannes International Advertising Festival to be held from June 21, 2009.

"TThe Elite One" designed by Tomaz Goh.

"Tiger Beer commissioned two internationally acclaimed Asian artistes to design its newly launched limited edition Tiger Beer bottles. The results, three cool, unique, and eye-catching Tiger Beer bottles - Graphysics, Rise and Energy, all inspired by contemporary culture and an expression of the artistes’ own personal experiences, influences and convictions."
Source by Tiger Beer.

"Energy" designed by Tomaz Goh.

The Farm at 58 is a post-production studio. Build from ground up to handle full HD, the magic of post is taken a step further - by editors who pride themselves as storytellers in the digital age...Visit them here.

Corporate Identity designed by Tomaz Goh and Emily Tan.
Web designed by Emily Tan and Tony Chew.

REHYBRID 2009 Black card.

Maison Mathieu Berthemy's ABSOLUTION collection look book.

Collection by Mathieu Berthemy
Photography by Paul Kemler
Design & Art Direction by Tomaz Goh

Blue. White. Red. Where ever the 3 colours goes, people recognised the colour of France, and instantly connects to it’s identity.

Like the top chef obsessive attention toward detail in their food preparations, the subtle but bold geometry line that surface out from the design, reshaped and redefined the identity to create an unique distinctive signature. A contemporary and quirky twist to the flag design, yet keeping the essence and integrity intact, it reflects the exquisiteness and elegance of them all together with the obvious touch of that French flair.

What do I see?
Different people, different sizes,
different shapes, different makes

I've never explained, I've never reasoned
But through my heart I see my reaction
Feeling the tension and the agitation

Why do I judge from the surface?
My eyes can't see beyond that layer
I don't understand them than anyone else better
But comparison makes me feel so much superior

They shed no tears from needle or blade
and they don't hide from bruises and cuts
Yet I lacerate them with discrimination
which tears through the skin and into their hearts

Looking beneath that skin for differentiation
Judging them from the colour of their blood
I see the same hue that flows inside us
Now there's no way I can segregate myself apart.

Illustration by Heng Loong
Written by Angie Featherstone & Tomaz Goh
Design & Art Direction by Tomaz Goh

Sobriety, black and white, geometrical lines, cross and elegance. These are the watchwords and characteristics of fashion designer Maison Mathieu Berthemy and his collection.

The graphical logo was composed using the most significance element within the Mathieu Berthemy brand name, the CROSS(T). Placing diagonally against each other, the two crosses form an unique and interesting geometrical shape that resembled the first initial of the brand name, “M”.

The bold, crisp and geometrical formation and crafting of the overall logo reflects the designer’s nonsensical and sobriety approach. Together with graphical “The Cross-Stitches” , it further symbolise his style of work as iconic, tailored and unconventional.

Collection by Mathieu Berthemy
Photography by Paul Kemler
Design & Art Direction by Tomaz Goh