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Not every luxury brand needs a loud logo.
Aurum & Co. explores a quieter form of luxury—rich tortoiseshell textures, timeless craftsmanship, and refined design language inspired by classic European eyewear.
This concept campaign focuses on creating a premium visual identity where the product speaks for itself through material, composition, and atmosphere.
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I’m exploring two hero directions for a Ferrari-inspired fashion landing page concept and testing which visual direction feels stronger.
Direction 1 uses the classic Ferrari red as the main brand moment. It feels bold, energetic, and instantly recognizable, with a cleaner fashion editorial layout.
Direction 2 shifts the experience into a darker, more luxury-driven direction. The black background makes the red feel sharper and gives the page a more premium, high-fashion feel.
Both directions have a different impact:
Direction 1: bold, iconic, energetic
Direction 2: luxury, dramatic, fashion-forward
I’m leaning toward Direction 2 because it feels more elevated and editorial, but I’d love to hear which one feels stronger at first glance.
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its actually a tough choice to make ngl. But i have to go with direction 2 as the colors are much more influenced by the main image
Summer inspired a small design experiment ☀️ We created two hero concepts for the same website. One follows a classic layout. The other takes a more editorial approach with oversized typography and a less conventional composition.
Which direction would you choose for a real project? 1 or 2?
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Belares: one identity built to hold from the boardroom to the construction site.
Belares is a civil engineering company spanning residential, commercial, industrial and public works. The brief was a single identity for the full operation: technical authority, safety and durability, communicated with precision.
Three decisions shaped the system. First, a restrained green-and-bone palette that signals institutional weight without going cold. Second, a wordmark engineered to read at distance, on a helmet, a site banner, a shipping container. Third, a documented set of rules so the brand stays consistent across field and corporate contexts, applied by teams the studio never meets.
The result is an identity that fits both a stakeholder deck and a worksite fence, without compromising either.
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