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Working on some micrographics for Dataset Clothing. High concept and tons of detail around actual graphics going on their apparel. What do you guys think?
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Cool work!
Thank you Bella!
Much appreciated
The 'low frequency resistance worldwide' framing gives it a real archive or field-research feel instead of typical streetwear graphics. Did Dataset give you full creative freedom on the concept, or were you working off a brief pointing toward that world-building angle?
Love that you got that from this Maty!
The brand in general is aimed to an audience that values sound design/ music production, so it fell like a natural path to be honest!
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We designed Olera's first product, the Molecular Serum, both bottle and pack. The bottle stays deliberately minimal, a clean cylindrical form that lets the serif wordmark and TI35 mark do the talking without any extra noise. The pack carries that same restraint but picks up an accent color pulled straight from the brand palette, giving the line a way to differentiate future products without breaking the system. Every spec on the redlines, from type sizes to icon placement, was built to meet regulatory requirements for the skincare industry and market Olera launches in, so the minimalism is functional as much as it is aesthetic.
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