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Hi Brand Designer and Inpirees,
I just finished designing an AI automative B2B SaaS branding.
This is a self-made project that I challenged myself to test the skills of my newly unlocked branding skills. 🤞
Motor Signal is an AI-powered vehicle quotation software that helps businesses to evaluate their user's motor vehicles easily and faster.
This was a very niche industry that I chose to do a project on.
I want you guys to be the judge for this project, and give me your wisdom on this project and how you guys would design this project if it were you. 🤏
That's really great specially 3D t-shirt show and business card🔥🔥
Nice job Sahil❤️❤️
Amazing 🔥🔥🔥
When does a hand-drawn logo make sense for a brand?
In this case, a Barcelona-based creative studio founded by a team with decades of combined experience approached me wanting a hand-drawn identity that would feel unexpected for a team like them, a way to signal creativity and...
What if a botanical brand functioned as an archive rather than a catalogue?
FLORAE is a speculative identity exploring the relationship between nature, observation, and time. Imagined as a living botanical archive, the brand documents the small, often overlooked changes through which growth reveals itself.
Each specimen becomes a record. Each observation adds to a growing collection. Together, they form an evolving archive of botanical forms, patterns, and transformations.
The visual identity draws from scientific documentation, editorial typography, organic textures, and a restrained botanical palette. Numbered observations, specimen records, and archival language establish a visual system that feels both analytical and alive, balancing the precision of documentation with the unpredictability of nature.
Rather than presenting nature as something static to be collected, FLORAE treats it as something to be observed, interpreted, and continuously rediscovered.
