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Designed with purpose, crafted with simplicity.
Over the past few months, I've had the opportunity to create logos across different industries—from food and fashion to construction, lifestyle, and social impact. Each project came with its own unique story, audience, and design challenge.
My approach is always the same: understand the brand first, then create a visual identity that is simple, memorable, and timeless. I enjoy exploring typography, meaningful symbols, and clean compositions that help businesses build a strong and recognizable presence.
Here are a few logo concepts from my recent work, each designed to reflect the personality and values of the brand it represents.
I'm continuously learning, refining my craft, and excited to collaborate on future branding projects.
Which logo catches your eye the most? I'd love to hear your thoughts.
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One speaks to where the brand comes from.
The other speaks to who the brand is for.
Both had a reason to exist. Only one could define the identity effectively.
Which one do you think the client chose?
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Markhor for me. The Sphynx is the cooler illustration, but the Markhor can carry a whole brand system without getting tired. One is a mascot, the other is an identity.