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OpenHaus Visual Identity pt. 2
OpenHaus is a vibrant house music festival, made for anyone and everyone.
The visual identity leans into bold, saturated color paired with bold typography and structured, grid-based layouts. It feels colorful and inviting on the surface, but stays grounded by a level of restraint that gives it a more considered feel.
The logomark combines a lowercase "h" with a triangle, forming the silhouette of a house, a small, playful nod to the genre and the name itself.
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The lowercase "h" + triangle logomark is a clean, readable nod that still reads at festival scale — pairing that kind of restrained mark with saturated color and a grid means the identity can stretch across posters, merch, and wayfinding without getting busy. Curious whether you...
This feels visually intriguing.
I love this project 😍
Thank you! ❤️❤️
The little house made from the h and a triangle is a clever logomark. Those tickets look good too.
Love this!
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