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A 16-bit signal has 65,536 steps. No waveform in this brand is allowed to be a curve.
SINE/16: pixel type, a staircase slash, one cyan light per frame, hands on everything.
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The staircase geometry and single cyan accent create such a distinctive visual identity! Love how every detail follows the same design rule.
Great work
No curves allowed is such a fun rule to build a brand around. The staircase slash is clever.
Great job Revolte
Upgoating this.... This is cool man
"One cyan light per frame" sounds more like a rule from a film set than a brand guideline. A constraint like that keeps every frame recognisable even when the shots have nothing else in common.
This staircase slash is clever.
Turning the sine wave into steps is a neat way to make the pixel type and the slash follow the same rule.
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