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For the international skate festival Interskate61, I translated these physical traces into a visual identity. Using 3D-scanned skateboard fragments, bold typography and motion, I created a flexible system for the festival’s print, digital and on-site communication.
Rather than illustrate the sport, I built the brand from its residue. I collected broken skateboards and 3D-scanned the fractured pieces, then set those fragments against Borna —
a clean, straight-edged typeface. The collision of crisp type and shattered material carries the core idea: fall, get up, push forward.
Interskate61 has grown from a local Mönchengladbach contest into an international festival of competition, music, art, and workshops, and the identity had to hold that raw energy without leaning on the usual skate clichés.
In motion, the scanned fragments break apart and reassemble across the screen, extending the concept across social, print, and on-site applications.