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Om Sharma

• Feb 12

Elevate Your Brand with Cinematic-Quality Content

Miguel A Coelho

pro

• Mar 21

A brand identity system for a concrete manufacturer, pushing the raw material into a new visual language.

ASP Case Study

Adobe Photoshop Figma Brand Design

Trashu Vashisth

• Mar 22

Great!!

Daniel G Bright

max

• Mar 20

I was on a client call today explaining why I went with a certain brand direction and halfway through I realized I wasn't explaining anything. I was figuring it out on the call.

Like.. the strategy doc exists and the rationale is in there. but the thing that came out was even better than what I had, and I think that's because I had to make it understandable for someone who's not in my head for 3 weeks.

Not sure if that's a bad thing or not? I think the reason presenting design work feels awful sometimes (at least for me) is because my thinking isn't done yet and I can feel myself finishing it in real time and there's nowhere to hide.

I've been trying to just... accept it? Like, stop treating the presentation as the thing after the work. It might be the work.

Still figuring that out tbh

Brand Design Brand Strategy Figma

Evan White

pro

• Mar 20

It's for sure really hard to present design decisions when we feel as if nothing is ever considered "done". I think designers index pretty high on the perfectionism scale which makes it so difficult to feel like anything is ever complete. I think putting ourselves in positions...

May - Brand designer & strategist

pro

• Mar 20

A closer look at Karmae. An exploration of balance, contrast, and presence... translated into a refined wordmark and visual system. Sublte details, controlled spacing, and a focus on restraint over excess. More coming soon. Full case study after the weekend.