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meet Skeltch, a contemporary stationery brand created for people who still believe that the best ideas begin on paper❤️📄the identity explores the tension between precision and imperfection. while the wordmark is clean and structured, the hand-drawn “l” and “t” intentionally break the rhythm, representing the human touch that continues to exist in a world increasingly driven by screens, algorithms and perfection.the bold colour palette was designed to do exactly what great packaging should stop you mid-scroll, stand out on a shelf, and make curiosity impossible to ignore. every notebook becomes its own collectible object while still feeling like part of the same system.
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