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ELORA Complete Brand Identity Design - A Luxury Jewelry Brand ✨
As a Graphic Designer, I created the full brand identity for ELORA including:
→ Logo Design & Monogram
→ Business Card Design
→ Brand Color Palette & Typography
→ Packaging Mockups & Social Media Mockups
Goal: To give ELORA a soft, premium, and luxury feel that attracts modern women.
Tools Used: Illustrator, Photoshop, Canva
Style: Minimal Luxury, Gold + Black, Feminine
If you need branding for your business, DM me or hire me on Contra 💌
Let's build your brand together.
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