A business card designed to feel like an executive identity — not just stationery. Designed for V...

A business card designed to feel like an executive identity — not just stationery. Designed for V...A business card designed to feel like an executive identity — not just stationery. Designed for V...

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Alok Yadav

• 5h

A business card designed to feel like an executive identity — not just stationery.

Designed for Victoria Ferrouss Bioenergy, this premium visiting card was created specifically for Founders, CEOs & CTOs — where the smallest brand touchpoint still needs to communicate authority, precision, and trust.

The direction combines deep forest green, brushed metallic gold, organic leaf detailing, and a flowing energy-inspired curve to reflect the intersection of clean energy, technology, and premium leadership.

But the goal wasn't simply to make it “look luxurious.”

Every detail was considered to make the card feel physically premium — from the rounded corners and tactile surface to the metallic foil treatment, selective embossing, refined spacing, and strong visual hierarchy.

The result is a brand touchpoint that feels established, intentional, and executive before a single conversation begins.

Clean Power. Elevated.

Designed for Victoria Ferrouss Bioenergy Private Limited.

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Chantal Jemmott

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• Sep 4

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The old one had been bothering me for a while. A lot has evolved since then and it just wasn't reflecting my work, my vision or my services the way they deserve. Built something that actually does. Still adding new projects as we go. Also a brand refresh, but that's a conversation for another day. 😂 What makes you stay on a creative's website past the first scroll? Check it out

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Nilkanth Devani

pro

• Sep 4

Looks calm and minimal

Waxy Web

• Sep 4

For a food or beverage brand, packaging becomes part of the customer experience.

This sustainable paper cup design was created to bring together a clean brand identity and a more responsible packaging direction without making the sustainability message feel forced.

The visual system is intentionally simple, giving the typography and brand elements enough space to remain recognizable across the cup.

The goal was to create something that could work naturally in a café, takeaway environment or everyday customer interaction while still feeling distinctive.

Services: Packaging Design · Brand Identity · Sustainable Packaging · Print Design · Food & Beverage Branding

The idea was simple: make responsible packaging feel like good branding—not a compromise.