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Burn was created to feel bold, energetic and instantly recognizable.
The identity was designed to work beyond the screen, becoming part of the physical experience through signage, interior graphics and branded touchpoints throughout the gym.
Seeing the system applied in the real space reinforces what a strong identity should do: create consistency, recognition and a clear sense of character wherever the brand appears.
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How do you turn a sense into a symbol?
Sensorium is a luxury wellness brand from Dubai built around the connection between the senses, the body and emotional wellbeing.
For this project, I created a visual language around the five senses, with a unique symbol for each one. Each symbol is built within the same circular structure, giving the elements shared proportions and a cohesive relationship, while keeping enough movement to work across different scales, textures and applications.
How important is visual cohesion to you when building or evaluating a brand system, and how do you approach it?
This is a beautiful way to turn an abstract sense into a system—the shared geometry makes the five symbols feel related without flattening their individual character. The balance between repetition and movement should give the identity a lot of range across touchpoints.
Yousr — Hot Sauce Brand Identity & Packaging Design
Turning bold flavor into a bold visual identity.
Yusr Hot Sauce is a food packaging project created to translate the intensity, heat, and character of the product into a striking visual experience.
The packaging combines a warm, distinctive color palette with bold typography and expressive graphic elements, creating an identity that immediately communicates the product's spicy and authentic character.
The visual direction was developed around the contrast between the rich red tones of the chili sauce and the warm cream of the label, creating a strong and recognizable presence across the product range.
From the label design to the final product presentation, every element was carefully considered to enhance the product's personality while maintaining clarity and brand consistency.
The final art direction brings the packaging to life through a dramatic food-focused environment, using rich textures, controlled lighting, and carefully composed ingredients to create an appetizing and memorable product experience.
A packaging identity designed to capture attention, communicate flavor, and give Yusr Hot Sauce a distinctive presence.
View the full project : https://www.behance.net/gallery/255675391/Yousr-Hot-Sauce-Brand-Identity-Packaging-Design
#PackagingDesign #FoodPackaging #HotSauce #LabelDesign #FoodBranding #ProductDesign #ArtDirection
What would happen if a modern skincare product had to communicate without the visual language we associate with beauty today?
Instead, I went back to Art Nouveau, where typography, illustration, architecture, and ornament were treated as one visual system.
The subject actually felt surprisingly natural for the era. Art Nouveau was heavily inspired by nature, craftsmanship, beauty, and organic forms, all ideas that still show up constantly in skincare branding today.
One rule I refused to break: the decoration had to belong to the composition. It couldn't just be added on top to make something “look vintage.”
So... what modern product would you love to see reimagined in another design era? 👀
Reimagining modern skincare through Art Nouveau is such a refreshing take. Integrated ornamentation rather than surface-level decoration gives the packaging a deeply authentic, organic weight. Would love to see an electro functional tech brand reimagined in a Bauhaus or Brutalist framework!