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Full brand identity and packaging system for Poco a Poco, an authentic Venezuelan street food brand logo, color palette, typography, and packaging design built to feel vibrant and craveable on shelf.
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Sharing this amazing project I had the pleasure to work on ⚡️
LUMA is a matcha brand built around the ritual of taking a moment for yourself.
The identity combines a fresh, playful color palette with a clean and contemporary visual language, creating a brand that feels vibrant without losing its sense of calm.
The result is a modern matcha identity that brings together natural qualities with a bright, lifestyle-driven aesthetic.
Check the full project on https://www.behance.net/gallery/255763939/LUMA-Matcha-Branding
Tell me your thoughts! 🔥🍵
Most of the matcha shelf is muted and ceremonial-looking, so a bright palette is exactly what makes this findable. The trade is that brightness tends to read as everyday latte rather than premium grade, and that shows up in what people expect to pay - was the daily-ritual end the deliberate target rather than the ceremonial one?
Amorado is a fictional AI dating app concept exploring how technology could make dating more intentional without taking away the romance.
The name blends "amor" and "tornado". The symbol combines a tornado, a heart and an arrow in one shape.
The visual identity pairs a soft romantic palette with bold typography, circular halftone imagery and playful digital applications.
A self-initiated concept made just for fun by Lepisov Branding.
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Where Belle Époque elegance meets contemporary minimalism.
The identity started with a simple challenge: how can a luxury pastry brand feel refined and timeless without relying on predictable visual codes?
The answer became a single geometric symbol combining three ideas a crown, a sliced cake, and a subtle reference to the New Zealand sun.
One mark. Three meanings. One distinctive identity.
Here’s a first look at the logo construction and stationery system.
Full case study coming tomorrow.
