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Designing a mascot is more than creating a cute character it's about building a memorable brand identity.
For MyMilk, we developed a playful cow mascot inspired by the native Rathi breed, giving the dairy brand a friendly face that instantly communicates trust, freshness, and joy.
From character design and expressions to real-world applications, every element was created to make the brand more memorable and emotionally engaging.
Explore more: https://dribbble.com/shots/27598439-MyMilk-Dairy-Brand-Mascot-Design
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