Timeless Therapy Brand Business Card Design Concepts Update

Timeless Therapy Brand Business Card Design Concepts UpdateTimeless Therapy Brand Business Card Design Concepts Update

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karan jalal

pro

• 1d

Update: I shared the business card design with the client. The overall brand direction is to build a therapy practice that feels both premium and timeless. A detailed flower illustration, like the one on the back of the business card, didn’t align with that vision. While I personally loved the design, it wasn’t the right fit, and I agree with my client on this. Gotta go now have to work on some new concepts🙋🏻‍♂️

Adobe Illustrator Brand Design Visual Design

karan jalal

pro

• May 27

Been building a visual identity for a therapist brand, what are your views on the business card.

Snehil

pro

• May 23

Brand Identity for an Indian Jewellery Brand

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Shubham Sharma

• May 23

Images and logo looks amazing. May I know what is that symbol ? How it is depicting Devi : The brand

Samer Oukour

• May 23

building the new identity for... Arova 😊

logo Figma Brand Design

Nikita Vereshko

pro

• May 25

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Umer Farooq

• May 23

“Cooplis” was designed with the idea of creating a logo that feels modern, fluid, and instantly recognizable. ✨ The goal behind this identity was to combine simplicity with personality — something minimal at first glance, yet memorable enough to leave a lasting impression.

The design process started with exploring smooth geometric typography and soft rounded forms to create a clean, approachable look. Instead of using overly complex elements, the focus stayed on balance, spacing, and flow between each letterform. The custom curves and connected styling help the logo feel seamless and contemporary, while the bold lowercase typography keeps the brand friendly, modern, and easy to remember.

One of the strongest parts of this concept is the unique treatment of the “lis” section, where the lettering becomes more dynamic and expressive without losing readability. This creates a subtle visual identity inside the wordmark itself — giving the logo character while maintaining a professional appearance.