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🐶 Logo & Brand Identity Design
A custom mascot logo and product branding concept created for a pet-focused business. The project included logo design, packaging mockups, product labels, and brand visualization to demonstrate how the identity would appear across different products and marketing materials.
Services:
• Logo Design
• Mascot Illustration
• Brand Identity
• Packaging Design
• Product Mockups
Tools: Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop
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