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Working on identity for a metal event out in New Mexico called "Wax Remains"
Client wanted a custom baphomet visual with a 45 adapter on it's forehead. I then worked on a quick social story loop so they can communicate events online by editing it with their phone. What do you guys think?
Love the overall vibe. The branding feels really cohesive 🔥
The 45 adapter on the baphomet's forehead is such a specific, memorable detail, it instantly signals the vinyl angle without needing extra text. For the social story loop, are you planning to reuse this same illustration across future event dates, or will each one get its own variation?
Thanks Maty!
I don't know, depends on how the event grows, and this was done in 2.5D if things got serious I can always take this into blender and have a bunch of cool clips using this baphomet, that would be killer!
Full 3D would push it even further if the event grows, that baphomet already has enough personality to carry a whole animated bumper. Are you already thinking about how the brand would need to flex for merch and stage visuals if it scales up?
Hey, I like the way you think man.
I have a strong background on both those areas, stage visuals I designed and ran shows for both artists and music festivals for a long time, and apparel is the one thing I'm pursuing the most at the moment, so I would love both of those things...
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