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cul de sac – branding and visual ID
Here are a few more pieces of work from this case study!
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https://www.cubicle.works/cul-de-sac
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cul de sac :: Cubicle™ designs [humane brands for inhumane times]
cul de sac is a sustainable travel goods brand made with Bananatex®: circular, plant-based, and plastic-free. Ethical sourcing, circular business models, and considered design. Visual identity, brand strategy, and art direction by Cubicle™.
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