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I was recently approached by a jewellery owner from Lahore, Pakistan who needed a few banners for his shop. The goal was to create something clean, bold, and premium while still keeping the jewellery as the main focus.
After exploring a few ideas, this is what I came up with. I kept the design simple but gave it a strong visual presence, using a premium look that suited the brand. The client really loved the final result, which made the project even more rewarding.
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