AICA

AICA (Aftermath International Crisis Aid) is a solo, speculative project created in light of the ongoing bleak events happening around the world. The organization's goal is to bring security and structure to people in crisis with its enduring systems and reliable presence.

Focused on crisis relief, Aftermath supports communities affected by conflict, natural disasters, and humanitarian emergencies through structured, coordinated response frameworks.

date: 2026/02/04
project type: Branding
category: specualtive

The mark is created from the universal sign for health and evolved to be dynamic and embody the bold and tactile approach of AICA.

Rescue Helicopter

Logo Showcase

Aid Truck

The identity carries through many critical systems to keep them functional and identifiable.

Aid Drones

AICA deploys autonomous aid drones to reach areas where personnel can't safely operate

The identity holds at scale across every surface, from fuselage to packaging

Aid Drones

Aid Drones

In high stakes situations, fast legibility and minimum room for error is critical. That's why AICA uses easy to read typefaces for each required use case.

Typography Showcase

Emergency Food

Inclusivity and Accessibility

Working internationally means that AICA needs to serve and connect with people of any language and culture.

Colours

AICA White

F9F5F4

AICA White is a warm off-white chosen to feel grounded and approachable without the sterility of clinical whites.

AICA Flare

FF4715

AICA Flare is the secondary colour in AICA's toolkit. This is used dynamically with AICA White and AICA Black for maximum legibility and attention.

AICA Black

1E1C1B

AICA Black is primarily used in contrast with AICA White and AICA Flare.

AICA Gray

BAB3B1

AICA Gray is a secondary colour used in niche cases.

AICA Marker

C3F73A

AICA Marker is extremely sparingly used across the identity for minute details and to add some levity to the seriousness of the brand.

AICA's colour system is meant to be functional and effective in combination with the typography.

AICA is divided into 3 departments

AICA aims to cover all aspects of crisis and works to rebuild, reconnect, heal and protect all people. AICA's departments work in tandem with each other to deliver a holistic protection and rebuilding plan for any and all communities impacted by crises.

Identification

During high-pressure situations, clarity and structure are critical to effective response. The identification system prioritizes essential information through a clear visual hierarchy, allowing roles and access levels to be recognized at a glance. This enables fast verification and supports coordination in time-sensitive environments.

Aftermath infrastructure specializes in rebuilding and shelter efforts during and after an area has suffered destruction and loss.

Construction Helmet

Construction Wall

Construction Banner

Shipment Container

Construction Fence

Construction Sticker

Aftermath Medical specializes in first aid and long term care for the injured during and after a disaster.

Medical Mask

Medication

Aftermath Medical's pharmaceutical packaging is designed for field deployment with high contrast design that has a clear hierarchy of dosage, warnings, and classification.

Security Vest

Low risk security zone personnel wear dedicated uniform to stand out in chaotic environments

Security Cap

Security barricade

AICA-designated safe zones are recognized under international humanitarian law as protected civilian areas. Security personnel are uniformed for immediate identification in chaotic environments.

Tactical Straps

Backpack

AICA issues necessary equipment to its personnel based on the threat level of the disaster

AICA response framework

AICA Media

Media Website

The AICA media website is the hub for all information regarding the organization including publication of all of it's international missions.

Annual Report

Inspiration

The inspiration for AICA was not a single source but rather the current events being suffered by millions of people around the world

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