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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?
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I'd love your honest take on the mark and the hero.
Full case study: https://contra.com/p/bWEMrvZW-firendev-brand-identity-and-website
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Concept A: Badge style, blue and gold, hands holding a star.
Concept B: Shield crest, red and blue, bold and sporty.
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4 voted
25%
12 voted
75%
16 votes
Closed
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