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Crunchia – Brand Identity & Packaging Design
Developed a playful and eye-catching brand identity and packaging design for Crunchia, a tomato chips brand aimed at children and families. The project included a custom logo, vibrant packaging design, and a friendly tomato mascot to create a memorable and recognizable brand.
I also created realistic product mockups and lifestyle visuals to showcase the packaging and present the product in an engaging, market-ready way.
Title: Proper Form — Brand Identity & Visual Language
A brand identity for Proper Form built around a more modern, movement-driven take on recovery and healthcare.
The visual system extends the logo into a complete language through color, typography, imagery and layout, creating a consistent identity across different brand touchpoints.
Created by Lepisov Branding in collaboration with @Creative Mints
Logo design: Ilya Gorchanyuk
Creative direction: Dmitry Lepisov
Brand identity: Lepisov Branding × Creative Mints
Using the logo mark as the big graphic across the layouts is smart. The purple to pink gradient gives recovery a more energetic feel.
Hey everyone! 👋 Working on two wordmark directions for a client and would love a quick typographic gut check from fellow designers.
Which of these two options feels more readable to you? Drop your vote and let me know your thoughts below.
Thanks
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Hey Dumitru! 👋 Great exploration! The first option (nth) has super strong character - that custom n with the curved stem + connected sth ligature feels very bold and editorial. For readability though, the sth connection is a bit tight at small sizes - might read as "rth" at...