ChinaSource
Creative Direction, Brand Strategy, Web Design, Graphics, Content Strategy, Copywriting
ChinaSource has spent over thirty years telling the story of Chinese Christianity—connecting researchers, practitioners, and curious readers across cultures and continents. In partnership with their team, we led a comprehensive process to modernize the brand's visual identity—one that could carry the full depth and vitality of ChinaSource's mission into a new era.
We began with the land. A color story drawn from a centuries-old Chinese landscape scroll became the foundation for everything—four distinct hues mapped to ChinaSource's core content pillars: Stories, Ideas, Resources, and Scholarship. Each color carries its own weight, its own role, working together across a system designed to feel both rooted and contemporary.
From there, we developed a new logotype pairing Chinese calligraphy with clean modern type, built a complete identity system, and redesigned the website from the ground up—restructuring navigation, content hierarchy, and the reading experience to make decades of publishing feel immediate and discoverable. We extended the system into newsletter templates, social media assets, print collateral, and a comprehensive brandbook—giving ChinaSource a visual presence that finally matches the significance of their voice.
Creative Direction
Brand Strategy
Web Design
Graphics
Content Strategy
Copywriting
Team
Bryan Ye-Chung
Geoff Gentry