Innovative Approach to FNATIC Apparel: More Aggressive Design

Innovative Approach to FNATIC Apparel: More Aggressive DesignInnovative Approach to FNATIC Apparel: More Aggressive Design

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Alejandro Giménez

• 2d

Exploring a direction for @FNATIC apparel. More structured more aggressive less “fan merch”

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Jason Obeid

pro

• 1d

nice!

Alejandro Giménez

• 1d

thanks man!!! 😊

Alejandro Giménez

• Apr 20

Working on @SKGamingLeague apparel. Trying to make it feel like something you'd actually wear not just support

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Ayesha S

• Apr 20

amazing

Toms Stals

pro

• 19h

Had a fun scroll through @Contralabs site, well done @Contra HQ team 🙌

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Madob Acharjya

• 17h

Nice!

Jayson Clarit

pro

• 19h

In 2025, a colleague reached out to me to help him create a logo for his new platform, Budolist.com

Problem: Creators and influencers often share their favorite finds through messy, unorganized lists. They lacked a professional "gallery-style" platform that could make their curated collections look as premium as the items they were recommending.

Solution: I designed a sophisticated visual identity centered around a clean, modular monogram that feels both high-end and functional.

Challenge: The goal was to make the logo feel like a "luxury container"—distinct enough to be recognized, but neutral enough to never clash with the diverse content (from fashion to tech) that curators share on the platform.

Summary: The final logo gives Budolist.com a credible, "editorial" aesthetic. It transforms a simple list-making tool into a professional curation platform where users feel proud to showcase their world.