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Logo Suite designed for Annie Bakery — a local bread bakery.
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Thanks Alaa
the green AB on the cap is so good. that yellow swatch pops
You know good stuff. Thanks man
The suite holds together because the script wordmark, the AB monogram, and the round badge all carry the same wheat detail, so it reads as Annie Bakery whether on a storefront or shrunk onto a cap. The dark green with mustard is also a warm artisan pairing that dodges the usual beige bakery cliche.
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