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Hand-drawn Work in Progress — Part 1.
Sketch is finished, and I’ve started working on the ink. This one is going to take some time. 💀
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Option two feels stronger because it’s more direct about what the content is and who it’s for. With option one, I can tell it’s probably some kind of podcast, but the text doesn’t clearly explain the topic.
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Visual Identity - Linsang
LINSANG is a collectible art brand focused on collectible pieces with strong visual appeal, meticulous craftsmanship, and a premium identity. Its concept brings together art, attention to detail, exclusivity, and sophisticated presentation, turning each piece into an object designed for display and collection.
https://www.behance.net/gallery/254429715/Visual-Identity-Linsang
That gold on dark palette in the Behance cover really sells the collectible/premium angle. Did that come from the packaging materials you had in mind, or was it more about signaling exclusivity before anyone even picks the piece up?