That was the starting point. Instead of building around graphics or effects, I let the type define the structure, how it sits, how it scales, how it holds everything together.
Once that was in place, the rest became a matter of restraint. Nothing needed to compete, just support.
It’s built so the packaging feels intentional the moment you see it.
POLIDO is the visual identity of my independent brand design practice, shaped by a process of listening, synthesis, form, and use.
The identity brings together a hand-drawn signature, restrained typography, tactile materials, and a palette of warm paper, graphite, and Basil green.
From printed matter to apparel and physical applications, the project explores how a consistent visual language can adapt to different materials and contexts while maintaining its character.
Scope: Brand Strategy, Visual Identity, Art Direction, and Mockup Design.