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Taste Test
Kicking off my PARKET × Lowkey project this week.
I usually start by looking at where a brand came from, what shaped it, and what should carry forward.
PARKET is moving toward a clearer B2B future, so one of the early questions is how much of its existing purple identity should remain.
Less purple or more purple?
#futreofparking #designbylowkey #conceptualtastetest
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More purple one. It is more powerful
Less purple for me
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