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Kolibra — Brand Identity & Visual System
A travel brand focused on curated experiences, from destination weddings to wellness retreats and group getaways.
Inspired by Jamaica’s iconic Doctor Bird, I built a visual world around its distinctive silhouette, bringing together botanical illustrations, organic forms, and a balance of elegance and warmth.
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