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What happens when culture and ideology come together in a logo?
Something pretty interesting, we’d say. For Tenjiku, we wanted to bring cultural roots and a strong ideology together in one visual identity.
Not just a logo that looks good, but one that actually has something to say.
Here’s what we came up with.
https://www.behance.net/gallery/246410267/Tenjiku-Logo-Design-Apparel-Store-Branding
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