VITA — Y2K & Retro-Futurism A trendy brand card for a media studio that captures the

VITA — Y2K & Retro-Futurism A trendy brand card for a media studio that captures theVITA — Y2K & Retro-Futurism A trendy brand card for a media studio that captures the

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Elena Kornilova

• Jul 10

VITA — Y2K & Retro-Futurism

A trendy brand card for a media studio that captures the high-energy, retro-future vibe. It’s more than a contact card—it’s a physical portal to a digital portfolio.

Key features:

★ Bespoke Logotype: A custom brand mark designed from the ground up to ensure 100% uniqueness.

★ Cultural Relevance: Y2K-inspired aesthetics and violet tones designed to attract a younger, design-forward demographic.

★ Frictionless Flow: Strategic QR placement on the back to instantly connect physical meetings with digital photobooks.

Business Goal: Establishing a bold, recognizable signature that turns a brief encounter into a long-term digital connection. All files are delivered production-ready (CMYK & bleeds) for a seamless transition from screen to print.

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Daniel G Bright

max

• Jul 12

Portugal's FA shipped a new logo mid world cup.

by the end of the week: it will never appear on the shirt. institutional use only. players keep the old crest.

an identity is proven by the surfaces it's allowed on. exempt the highest-stakes one and you've admitted the brand can't carry you.

b2b runs the same retreat quietly. new site ships, sales keeps the old deck "until the quarter closes," product waits for the redesign. two brands in market, and the old one owns every surface where money changes hands.

the exemption is the confession. Read on Linkedin Read on X Read on Substack

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Amirul Hakim

pro

• Jul 12

That line about the sales team quietly keeping the old deck 'until the quarter closes' is such a brilliant, overlooked observation. It’s so true—we often talk about branding at a high level, but the real test is always in those small, practical corners where revenue actually...

Révolté

pro

• Jul 11

Nutrition brands love telling you to "nourish" and "glow."

LOAD doesn't do metaphors. It's load-bearing infrastructure for your body — concrete, steel, one orange accent, zero softness.

Full brutalist system: packaging, campaign, OOH, app

Check it out

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Isabella Guran

pro

• Jul 12

Load bearing infrastructure for your body is such a sharp reframe for a nutrition brand. The brutalist direction with concrete, steel and one orange accent sounds like it could own an entire shelf just by refusing to look like anything else in the category.