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Brand Reveal: The Woman Pop Art
Who says branding for the beauty and aesthetic industry needs to be quiet and beige?
The Woman Pop Art was designed to turn heads. Built on a rich retro comic aesthetic, this visual identity merges a casual, joyful vibe with true premium elegance.
From the stylized custom character illustration to the high-contrast color scheme and playful product pattern system, every single asset was structured to look striking on product tags, sticker seals, and digital grids.
Aesthetic: Bold, Retro-Modern, and Energetic.
Design & Execution: Higor Coutinho
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Direction 2 feels bolder, more playful, and more distinctive.
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