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Le Temple was one of those projects where I got to work on everything, from the first logo sketches to the final e-commerce website.
I handled the branding, visual identity, art direction, and website design, making sure everything felt consistent and true to the brand.
Loved having the freedom to shape the whole thing, not just one part of it.
Soooo clean 👌
Appreciate it! 🙌 Glad you like it!
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