Vector Motif Development Inspired by Badshahi Mosque Design

Vector Motif Development Inspired by Badshahi Mosque DesignVector Motif Development Inspired by Badshahi Mosque Design

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Urvashi Awana

• Oct 14

This project explores motif development inspired by the intricate stucco carvings, floral frescos, and symmetrical archways of the Badshahi Mosque. By isolating the mosque’s signature Mughal design details and translating them into clean vector assets, the suite bridges historic heritage with contemporary graphic design.

Digital illustration Adobe Illustrator

Roberto De Simone

• Oct 29

A little more about the inspiration behind Tindara.

I wanted the identity to have a connection to Tindari, Sicily. The Madonna di Tindari statue was the starting point for the symbol, while Sicilian decorative patterns inspired the graphics around it.

For the colors, I chose mustard yellow, deep green, and burgundy, balanced with cream. I wanted to bring some of that warmth and richness into the packaging, while keeping the different elements comfortable together.

For me, these references are what give the project its character and sense of place.

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Brand Design Packaging Design coffeebrandidentity

Alaa

• Nov 1

Love the storytelling and cultural references behind Tindara! The color palette and logo design look truly rich and authentic.

Lucia Barcia

pro

• Oct 29

Colifa is a self-initiated branding concept for a young Argentine criolla wine, created to keep my creativity in motion. It’s my way of designing what I feel when I’m with my people: loud, funny, easy, and open to everyone at the table.

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Adobe Firefly Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop Brand Design Graphic Design

Artur Mikhov

pro

• Oct 30

The scribbly hand-drawn tangle against those soft, bubbly COLIFA letterforms gives the label a loud-but-friendly table energy. Was the texture in the background mostly Firefly, or did you draw it by hand in Illustrator?