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Visual identity development for JYLEE, an LA-based alternative R&B artist known for dark, cinematic atmospheres and emotionally honest songwriting. Part of the process was exploring creative directions before locking anything in. Here are two we developed:
Dust Choir: warm, worn, and tactile. Think sun-baked textures and quiet weight. The mood is intimate and haunting, like something beautiful left to weather.
Red Noise: high-contrast and electric. Late-night city energy, wet streets, sharp edges. Tension you can feel.
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Nice!
Thank you Madob!
Dust Choir for me but I voted fro Rad Noise mistakenly
Thank you for voting! Dust Choir does have quite a nice flow to it
looks fantastic 👌
Appreciate it Istiak!
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