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What if Rolling Loud landed in Paris? 🇫🇷
I explored the visual identity of a hypothetical Paris edition of Rolling Loud — one of the biggest hip-hop festivals in the world.
Instead of going for an over-saturated, high-energy aesthetic, I took a more minimal and refined direction:
– A deep blue background to evoke a night-time Paris atmosphere
– A subtle Eiffel Tower element placed with intention
– A clean, structured layout to contrast with the raw energy of the festival
The idea was to merge the intensity of hip-hop culture with a more Parisian, understated visual language.
This concept is part of my ongoing work in brand and visual design for music & cultural events.
I’m currently available for freelance projects in branding, visual identity, and digital design.
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