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"Noiréa" — a full brand identity I created for a perfume brand: logo, monogram, business card, and mockup designs. Tried to bring a romantic, elegant feel through a deep bordeaux palette. Would love to hear your thoughts! 🤍
The deep bordeaux does a lot of the romantic work here, and a monogram suits perfume well since it can live on the cap and the box. Did you test the N at very small sizes?
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Fluid is actually more easy to eyes ⭐ also because it have gradient colour, to be good second one needs less contrasting colours