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🚗✨ Registan Car Rental — Where Heritage Meets SpeedBlending modern mobility with the timeless beauty of Samarkand’s iconic Registan, this design captures both elegance and power in one frame.
A bold automotive identity meets historic architecture — creating a brand that feels premium, cultural, and unforgettable.This concept focuses on: • Strong visual hierarchy• Minimal yet impactful logo placement• Cultural fusion with modern branding• Warm tones for a premium, cinematic feel
Would you rent a car from this brand? đź‘€
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Sharing this amazing project I had the pleasure to work on ⚡️
LUMA is a matcha brand built around the ritual of taking a moment for yourself.
The identity combines a fresh, playful color palette with a clean and contemporary visual language, creating a brand that feels vibrant without losing its sense of calm.
The result is a modern matcha identity that brings together natural qualities with a bright, lifestyle-driven aesthetic.
Check the full project on https://www.behance.net/gallery/255763939/LUMA-Matcha-Branding
Tell me your thoughts! 🔥🍵
Most of the matcha shelf is muted and ceremonial-looking, so a bright palette is exactly what makes this findable. The trade is that brightness tends to read as everyday latte rather than premium grade, and that shows up in what people expect to pay - was the daily-ritual end the deliberate target rather than the ceremonial one?
Two logo concepts for the same brief.
Both built around the same idea which is unlocking hidden value for New York co-op and condo boards who are owed tax savings they've never claimed.
One leaned architectural and place-specific, a NYC skyline with a keyhole as negative space in the primary building. One went cleaner and more minimal, exploring the lock and key metaphor directly.
The client chose the skyline. I agreed. When your entire audience lives in New York City buildings, the skyline earns its place.
Which would you have chosen? A or B?
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I'd have gone with the skyline too, tying the mark straight to the audience it's speaking to is hard to beat. Was the keyhole negative space something you nailed early, or did it take a few passes to read clearly at a small size?
Hi Contra Community! đź‘‹
I’d love to get your opinion on this logo concept for Fabrial, a clothing brand I’m working on.
Which version feels stronger to you — with the border or without it?
I’m curious to hear which one feels more clean, memorable, and suitable for a fashion brand. Your feedback would be really helpful. 🙌
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Option 2 feels clean and strong. The border gives the F a nice shape.