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Just wrapped up a brand identity project:
Client came to me with AlphaChain Metals, a company moving materials across a global supply chain, but with zero visual identity to match the scale of what they actually do.
So I built one from scratch:
The client's reaction when they saw it all come together? Pretty much "this finally looks like who we actually are."
Go to my profile to see the whole project and do share me your feedback guys:
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