A college group project where we were asked to design a brand identity for a cafe that doubles as...

A college group project where we were asked to design a brand identity for a cafe that doubles as...A college group project where we were asked to design a brand identity for a cafe that doubles as...

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Anshul Kashyap

• Sep 7

A college group project where we were asked to design a brand identity for a cafe that doubles as a music store that sells vinyls, CDs, Cassettes, etc. The cafe allows people to connect with music differently and feel the music (literally) in a world of digital streaming.

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Advertisement Design Brand Design Brand Strategy Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop Figma

Hanna Savostianova

pro

• Sep 23

A little design exploration for practice ✨ This time, I’m working on a concept for a lighting brand. Which direction do you prefer?

Figma

74 voted

70%

31 voted

30%

105 votes

Closed

Maty Sandoval

max

• Sep 23

Atmospheric, for a lighting brand it feels almost unfair not to show the product actually doing its job in a real room. The minimal version reads more like a furniture catalog to me. Is Lumeria leaning toward a specific price point or market that would push this one way or the other?

Kiran UK

pro

• Sep 23

AEROVA - Brand Direction Exploring two visual directions for AEROVA, a wind-energy brand built around the idea of “Invisible force. Visible progress.”

Both directions use the same identity system, but create a different feeling:

Option A - Deep Green Option B - Soft Blue Which direction feels stronger for AEROVA?

branddesigner Brand Design Logo Design

27 voted

77%

8 voted

23%

35 votes

Closed

Vijay Krishna

pro

• Sep 25

The soft blue palette feels more airy and closer to wind energy! Deep green is so overused in the energy industry so definitely option B.

Lovepreet Singh

• Sep 23

Which Apple Vision Pro Landing Page Feels More Premium? I'm exploring two visual directions for an Apple Vision Pro landing page concept and would love your feedback.

Option A: Dark cinematic interface with immersive spatial-computing vibes.

Option B: Soft lavender & light minimal interface with a premium Apple-inspired aesthetic.

Which version would you choose for a real product launch page, and why? Your feedback will help shape the final case study.

Figma UI Design UX Design

10 voted

59%