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Your profile is your identity. Your banner is the first impression.
If your banner isn’t clearly communicating what you do,
you’re already losing attention.
People don’t stop for confusion.
They stop for clarity.
A strong, clear identity doesn’t just look good —
it attracts the right audience.
Because in design (and branding), one thing is always true:
"Clear identity always gets its target".
Out of these 3 concepts,
the first one was selected by the client
Now I’d love your opinion:
Which one do you like the most?
Drop your thoughts below
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SVNT was a skincare brand built around inclusivity, accessibility, and shaping the future of beauty. My goal was to reflect that through a futuristic but clean visual identity, keeping the system modern and simple while giving the brand room to celebrate individuality.
Looking back at this project four years later, it’s interesting to see what decisions still feel relevant to me today.
Do you ever revisit your early work and realize your design instincts were already there?
Curious - how did you approach making futuristic not feel cold, to keep the inclusivity/accessibility warm? The balance here is really nice.
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This experimental graphic design project for 1286 CRAFT explores the relationship between bold typography, geometric structures, elastic grids, and kinetic motion.
Built around a distinctive visual language of cobalt blue, vibrant red-orange, warm yellow, and high-contrast black, the project transforms rigid graphic elements into expressive, adaptable compositions.
The Creative Direction
The concept begins with structured grids, modular geometry, and strong typographic hierarchy. These foundational elements gradually evolve into fluid forms, curved pathways, directional movements, and interconnected visual systems.
Each composition investigates a different aspect of transformation, demonstrating how consistent design principles can support both precision and creative flexibility.
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Geometric forms expand, intersect, rotate, and transition into flowing compositions, creating a seamless relationship between static graphic design and motion-driven storytelling.
The Design Philosophy
Great visual systems should do more than look consistent. They should communicate, respond, evolve, and create meaningful connections across different formats and experiences.
This exploration brings together experimental typography, editorial composition, modular design, and motion principles to demonstrate how a single creative direction can become a cohesive visual language.
RESPOND. TRANSFORM. CONNECT.
BUILT TO MOVE. DESIGNED TO EVOLVE.
Creative Direction & Visual Design — 1286 CRAFT
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When the grid starts bending into those curved pathways, what keeps it reading as 1286 CRAFT, the palette or the type? Curious which one you treated as the non-negotiable.
Real Estate Agency Logo
A brand identity concept for a modern real estate agency, designed to create a professional and recognizable presence across digital and physical touchpoints.
The logo system focuses on simplicity, scalability and distinctiveness — allowing the identity to work across property listings, signage, stationery, social media and web applications.
The goal was to create a mark that feels established without falling into familiar real estate branding clichés.
Design focus:
• Logo Design
• Real Estate Branding
• Brand Identity
• Visual Identity
• Brand Applications
• Art Direction
Designed by WaxyWeb.
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