This mockup brings such a sense of lightness—exactly what we wanted to convey for the brand.

This mockup brings such a sense of lightness—exactly what we wanted to convey for the brand.This mockup brings such a sense of lightness—exactly what we wanted to convey for the brand.

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Kadu Santos

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• 42m

This mockup brings such a sense of lightness—exactly what we wanted to convey for the brand.

Brand Design

Nikas Geisleris

pro

• Nov 10

Every letter of the wordmark was uniquely drawn in Adobe Illustrator as a guilloche pattern tile. I then built everything into custom Figma plugins that generate the result, so tash.cards can form unique words for its own communication.

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Thabiso Leshega

• Nov 10

This is striking Nikas! 👏 The layered guilloche lines in pink and blue against the black background look so precise. I like that you build figma plugins so the wordmark can create new words, since it makes the brand flexible and unique. Great work on tash.cards!

Antoniel Felainne

pro

• Nov 10

One pixel grid. A whole brand.

For Appy, a London product studio for impact-driven startups, the wordmark, icons, 3D smile and Appy Pixel, its custom typeface, all come from the same grid.

Appy Pixel won Typography at the Online Design Awards.

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