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I always have it at the back of my mind that every branded merch should be designed in a way that everyone will want to be part of it, I mean designing it in a way that everyone will want a piece of the merch.
Here are some of my most recent branded shirt design collections.
Frame 1: Blevox Logistics
Frame 2: Natra Furniture
Frame 3: FIREWOX Studios
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The merch people actually wear outside the office tends to be the stuff where the brand shows up as a graphic idea rather than a logo placement. Do clients push back when you go smaller with the mark, or are they usually up for it?
Yeah, I completely agree. Most of the clients I’ve worked with recently have actually been pretty open to that approach. I usually try to make the shirt feel like something you’d genuinely want to wear, with the brand integrated into the graphic rather than just slapped on as a...
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CityGolf USA - Logo Design
Sharing a recent logo project for CityGolf USA, an indoor golf experience looking for an identity that felt elevated and established while still approachable.
The direction explores a custom signature-style wordmark with subtle golf references built directly into the lettering.
The goal was to create something distinctive and immediately recognizable, elevated and aspirational, while still feeling approachable to a broad range of golfers.
Really enjoyed developing this one and seeing the identity come to life across different applications.
Check I out! CityGolf
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The signature-style wordmark was a great choice for this, Sydelle. It feels premium without becoming too formal, and seeing it across the golf balls, apparel and interior signage really sells the identity as a complete brand system.
The mark behind ASTRAL.
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