Some vibes we set for the Kinsora brand

Some vibes we set for the Kinsora brandSome vibes we set for the Kinsora brand

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Cameron Duncalfe

max

• Jul 2

Some vibes we set for the Kinsora brand

Figma Brand Design

Victor Adewole

pro

• Jul 3

Lovely

Victor Adebayo

• Jul 2

Nice 👍

Cameron Duncalfe

max

• Jul 3

thanks :) snippets!

Isaac Oyelese

• Jul 3

Nice

Boluwatife Delight

• Jul 3

Welldone

Emmanuel Bliss

pro

• Jul 3

you created nice feeling man

Sharon Olusanya

• Jul 3

Amazing!

Esther Adewumi

pro

• Jul 3

Nice

UI Mostofa⭐

• Jul 5

Clean & Creative Work 😍

MD Rafee Alam

• Jul 6

That cursive script over the warm grain gives it a genuinely intimate feel, doesn't read like a typical beauty brand at all. Nice restraint not leaning on gloss and bright white like everyone else in that category.

Cameron Duncalfe

max

• Jul 15

Possible new logo for LayerTwo. Thoughts?

Logo Design Brand Design Figma

Miguel Vega

• Jul 15

Clean! Without knowing what it's for, here's a very uniformed critique: I really like how it looks as a whole, the lowercase vibe makes it feel modern and approachable, I'm assuming is for some sort of tech brand, like a digital app or something. Something feels off on the...

Daniel G Bright

max

• Jul 15

Web concept for bem. The product turns messy documents into structured data, so the brand does the same thing visually. Every image dissolves into pixels, every layout resolves back into grid.

Web Design Figma Brand Design

Vara Creative

• Jul 16

How did you first come up with the idea to use pixel dissolution to represent unstructured data? Did you explore any other visual metaphors before landing on this one?

May | Brand designer & strategist

pro

• Jul 15

MIDDAY | Sandwich Bar Brand Identity A self-initiated brand identity for MIDDAY, a contemporary sandwich bar built around one simple idea: everyday lunch should still feel worth looking forward to.

The identity combines bold editorial typography, warm lifestyle photography and familiar deli-inspired details to create something considered, approachable and easy to return to.

Your 12:30 deserves better. more posts on this one in the upcoming days!