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Amanda O - The Stylist | Luxury Brand Identity
A refined visual identity created for Amanda O, The Stylist, combining a sophisticated monogram with an elegant editorial aesthetic.
The identity uses a timeless palette of ivory, charcoal, warm brown, and soft neutrals, creating a premium and understated fashion-forward feel. The custom monogram forms the central visual element, designed to work seamlessly across different brand applications while maintaining a strong and recognizable presence.
The brand system was developed with versatility in mind, including luxury stationery, packaging, shopping bags, tissue paper, storefront signage, and digital applications. Each touchpoint maintains a consistent balance of minimalism, elegance, and sophistication.
The result is a modern luxury identity designed to feel timeless, distinctive, and professional across both physical and digital brand experiences.
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Al Diwaniya - Omani Sweets | Brand Identity
A distinctive brand identity created for Al Diwaniya, an Omani sweet brand, blending traditional Arabic calligraphy with a modern and premium visual direction.
The logo is built around expressive Arabic lettering, creating a strong cultural connection while giving the brand a memorable and sophisticated character. The combination of deep green and warm golden tones reflects luxury, heritage, hospitality, and the rich visual culture of Oman.
The identity was developed to work across multiple brand touchpoints, including packaging, stationery, labels, shopping materials, signage, and digital applications. The visual system maintains a consistent balance between traditional character and contemporary branding.
The result is a modern Omani brand identity that celebrates Arabic heritage while presenting Al Diwaniya as a premium and recognizable sweets brand.
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Curious how the calligraphic lettering behaves at small sizes. Did you draw a simplified cut for the seal and the card, or does the full form scale down as it is?
Building a wellness brand around what customers actually want.
For Nocta, I developed the brand identity from the consumer perspective: what does someone looking for wellness want to feel when they discover a new DTC brand?
I translated those insights into a brand direction that feels trustworthy, modern, approachable, and premium, avoiding the usual clinical or overly “wellness” visual language.
The result is a flexible identity designed to work across digital channels, from the website and social media to packaging and other customer touchpoints.
See the full project →
https://www.behance.net/gallery/256801253/Nocta
A collection of brand identity concepts exploring different visual directions across technology, wellness, healthcare, logistics, food and fashion. Each concept was developed around a distinct audience, tone and use case, with attention to logo versatility, typography, color systems and real-world brand applications.
Six sectors in one set is a good stress test for a logo system. Did you work from a shared construction logic across them, or let each concept find its own starting point?