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Corporate identity doesn't always have to be stiff. 🌿✨
I designed this ID card and lanyard system for My.co Enterprises, leaning into a vibrant, dual-tone green palette. To give the brand some playful personality, I integrated a custom, subtle background pattern featuring stylized seafood elements. The layout itself prioritizes a clean visual hierarchy, using bold typography and functional elements like a scannable QR code to keep things practical but visually engaging.
Applying these flat designs to realistic physical mockups always makes the brand feel instantly tangible and alive.
Do you guys prefer designing digital interfaces or physical print assets? Let me know below. 👇
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