PARALLAX — from sketch to final identity 🌀 Swipe through the design process behind this exhibition branding project — from raw, hand-drawn wave paths in Illustrator to the final kinetic typography system. This is a brand identity for a contemporary art exhibition. Every letter in the logo design for "PARALLAX" was warped and adjusted by hand, line by line — no plugins, no shortcuts. This typography design technique reflects the whole concept: perception shifting depending on where you stand.

Going from hand-drawn wave paths to a full kinetic typography system is such a satisfying arc to see documented. How long did the whole process end up taking from that first sketch to final delivery?

Human by Design, LUMMÉ.

I didn’t start with a prompt. I started with a concept.

The goal was to make LUMMÉ feel like a real luxury perfume brand, so the first thing I designed was the logo. Once that was locked in, I developed the cap shape from it so every detail felt connected instead of looking like a generic perfume bottle.

From there, I moved on to the product presentation. I used Envato AI to visualize each variant through images and videos, while also using its library for fonts, graphics, sound, video stock and photo stocks to keep the branding consistent. I also sourced the music and sound effects from Envato to give the final video a more premium feel.

AI definitely made the production process faster, but the creative decisions were still mine. I chose the materials, defined the color palette for every variant, and made sure the entire collection felt cohesive from start to finish.

The branding looks great!