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Juan Colon is a Philadelphia–based graphic designer.

With a focus on visual systems and concept–driven branding, his work emphasizes clarity, atmosphere, and intention. Outside of graphic design, he has a deep appreciation for film and visual culture, particularly how narrative and mood influence the way things are seen and remembered – spending too much time on Letterboxd. These interests often inform his approach to treatments, typography, and research. Detail–oriented and collaborative, Juan values strong concepts, cultural context, and considered design.

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Afterglow
Packaging/Merchandise
Conceptual poster and packaging design for the fourth studio album by FKA Twigs – Afterglow. With a handmade wordmark and supporting imagery, this system evokes the spirit of the album through my own lens.
Copacabana
Hospitality Branding
Conceptual branding system for the fictional nightclub featured in Goodfellas. Drawing inspiration from the film’s atmosphere and nightlife culture, this redesign reimagines Copacabana through a contemporary lens while preserving its aura of exclusivity and glamour.

Eleventh Hour Film Festival
Festival Branding
Tasked with developing a design system for a conceptual festival, and taking inspiration from mid-nineteenth-century films, the Eleventh Hour Film Festival celebrates the best in noir.

Operator
Hospitality Branding
The Tyler School of Art & Architecture's restaurant branding project, within the Design & Illustration department, focuses on designing a comprehensive food-related brand system. Choosing from a series of conceptual categories, students were tasked with creating a custom, innovative food-related business.

Form Magazine
Publication Design
Prompted to design a type-driven, two-spread feature for a conceptual fashion magazine, Form was created. Emphasis was placed on layout, composition, and handmade typographic elements throughout this design process, additionally aided by found photography.
The Dyberry
Hospitality Branding Prompted to design a type-driven, two-spread feature for a conceptual fashion magazine, Form was created. Emphasis was placed on layout, composition, and handmade typographic elements throughout this design process, additionally aided by found photography.

Center City District
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