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MXTC™ — New Look. New Chapter.
In 2025, MXTC™ entered a new chapter with a new visual identity.
As the studio continued to grow, the previous identity no longer fully reflected the direction, ambition, and character of the work. The rebrand was an opportunity to create a sharper and more dynamic visual language.
At the core is a custom M + X monogram, supported by geometric typography, dynamic gradients, motion, and grain.
A new identity for where MXTC™ is today — and where it’s heading next.
Design & Art Direction: @Adrian Rovina (Falling Melon) & Petar Matić (MXTC™)
#BrandIdentity #Branding #Rebrand #VisualIdentity #GraphicDesign #MotionDesign #WebDesign #MXTC
Outstanding work
Thank you, Rahman!
Love it 😍
Thanks, Jitinder!
The design looks awesome. Great project!
Thanks, Md Abdur!
The M + X monogram is such a strong centerpiece. Love how the gradients, grain, and motion give the identity energy while still keeping it sharp and cohesive. Beautiful rebrand 👏
Thank you, Gabriela! 🙌🏻
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