Sharing a before and after of Vangwe. Beyond the visual update, there was a deeper issue:

Sharing a before and after of Vangwe. Beyond the visual update, there was a deeper issue:Sharing a before and after of Vangwe. Beyond the visual update, there was a deeper issue:

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Andres Sentis

• Apr 18

Sharing a before and after of Vangwe.

Beyond the visual update, there was a deeper issue: the brand felt too broad, and that made it harder to connect with the fintech niche they were aiming for.

That’s why I like this kind of comparison. Sometimes the before and after says everything about what a rebrand can do at the right moment.

rebranding fintech b2b Brand Design Figma

Tiago Machado

pro

• 1d

Great! Love the idea of using the previous negative shape from the logo, and upscaling it into the new logomark 🙌

Ajayi Sarah

• Apr 19

This is solid 👏 The overall presentation is very strong.”

Abi Bee

pro

• Apr 19

Narrowing the focus is what actually makes it easier for the right audience to recognize themselves in it.

Shadat Rony

pro

• Apr 19

You can really feel the difference in caliber between the two.

Dmytro Nedvyha

pro

• Apr 19

Nicely done!

Dario⚡️ Ferrando

max

• Apr 17

A throwback to when I designed the new Onefootball website! It was a honor to be able to work with the brand designed by DesignStudio!

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Oyeyemi Joshua

• Apr 17

Great work! The bold colors and layout really capture the energy of football while keeping the interface clean and easy to navigate. Awesome project

Orbix Studio

max

• Apr 17

What if a jewelry brand could feel luxurious before you ever step inside the store?

Most jewelry advertising focuses only on the product. A ring on white background. A logo in the corner. Nothing memorable.

But luxury is built in the feeling before purchase. The pause. The attention. The emotion.

So I designed this Ondine campaign concept to turn a public space into a premium brand moment.

A dark cinematic billboard placed in a clean subway setting. Two handcrafted rings become the hero. Silver sparkle against deep black. Minimal typography with space to breathe.

The message stays simple:

Finished by hands that understand beauty.

Because true luxury doesn’t need to shout. It attracts quietly.

The goal was to make people stop for one second during a busy day… and feel elegance in motion.

#BrandingDesign #LuxuryBranding #JewelryBranding #AdvertisingDesign #CreativeDirection #OrbixStudio

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