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This logo was designed for Scopaf School, a multidisciplinary performing arts academy offering Bharatanatyam, Kathak, Carnatic Music, and other classical art forms. Created during my time at Lemici IQ, the objective was to develop a visual identity that reflects the richness of Indian culture while maintaining a modern and memorable brand presence.
The concept combines symbolic elements from multiple performing arts disciplines into a single cohesive mark. The Bharatanatyam dancer represents grace and tradition, the veena symbolizes the heritage of Indian classical music, and the contemporary dancer signifies versatility and artistic expression. A flowing circular form ties these elements together, conveying rhythm, movement, creativity, and the continuous journey of learning. The warm red and gold color palette was chosen to evoke passion, excellence, elegance, and the cultural significance associated with Indian classical arts.
This project showcases my ability to translate a brand's vision into a meaningful visual identity by blending storytelling, symbolism, and clean design principles to create a timeless and recognizable logo.
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