Designed a minimalist custom t-shirt branding concept for the @Easy Teachy content creator brand....

Designed a minimalist custom t-shirt branding concept for the @Easy Teachy content creator brand....Designed a minimalist custom t-shirt branding concept for the @Easy Teachy content creator brand....

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Yishak Tadewos

• Aug 17

Designed a minimalist custom t-shirt branding concept for the @Easy Teachy content creator brand. Created a clean, tech-inspired logo emblem paired with bold typography optimized for merchandise and apparel printing.

Graphic Design Aprima Medical Software

Leonardo Ribeiro

• Aug 17

Visual identity work done for Luigi's Pizza, a traditional Italian pizzeria located in the United States. Creation of the logo and other graphic materials such as boxes, t-shirts, and stickers.

Brand Design Graphic Design Illustration Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop

Maty Sandoval

max

• Aug 19

Pizzeria branding is so much fun once physical goods enter the picture, boxes and shirts and stickers mean the whole system actually gets touched and worn, not just looked at on a screen. Did the logo come first and everything else followed from it, or did you design the full set together from the start?

Révolté

pro

• Aug 17

Some brands get moodboarded. This one got excavated.

Pampa case study is live — a data brand where the logic of a 2,000-year-old desert marking and the vein structure of a butterfly wing turned out to be the same idea wearing two different ages.

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Brand Design Creative Direction Logo Design

Asif Aleem

pro

• Aug 18

The strongest part is that you found one underlying logic that reads across a 2,000-year-old marking and a butterfly wing, so the mark feels discovered rather than styled. That is the line between a moodboard and a system: the concept still holds when you change the medium.