🌸 Fleur d'amour part 1. Fleur d'amour is a beautiful flower shop in Paris, making sure the beaut...🌸 Fleur d'amour part 1. Fleur d'amour is a beautiful flower shop in Paris, making sure the beaut...
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🌸 Fleur d'amour part 1.
Fleur d'amour is a beautiful flower shop in Paris, making sure the beauty and magic of their flowers reaches people lives to make them better, happier, and serene.
The brand direction is elegant, a bit premium, and somewhat minimal, communicated through a mix of curvy typography and a thin elegant serif.
I developed a scalable logo suite to make sure each application can have an option that fits.
What do you think?
(This is a fictional project aimed for exploration)
The rich contrast between the deep green and soft tones gives this brand identity such an elegant, grounded feel. Love the organic flow of the typography, too
The script mark next to that thin serif does the premium work without extra ornament. The ticket lockup feels especially right for a Paris flower shop.
What if your biggest streaming platform got a Halloween makeover? 🕸️
As Halloween is closing by, I decided to do a short campaign teaser for one of the biggest streaming platforms.
I redesigned their logo and played with the wording as part of their brand messaging in a spooky theme for the upcoming Halloween event.
I retained the brand consistency across the typography and overall logo shape and changed few details within.
Any twitch streamers, viewers or halloween celebrants here?
How many concepts die in your drafts folder? 💀
In the spirit of Inktober, a digital sketch that never saw the light.
This was a lettering-inspired brandmark sketch playing with the letter K and the movement of hair. I archived it before presenting it. Not because I didn’t like it, but because I felt it wasn’t the right direction for that project.
This is how it would probably have looked, there are still things I’d want to refine.
Has it ever happened to you that you discard a concept even though you like it?
Love the idea of sharing concepts that never made it to the final stage! The K and hair movement is a really interesting direction. Do you usually revisit archived concepts later, or do you prefer to leave them behind?