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Crunchy Bites – Fast Food Brand Identity
Designed a playful and memorable logo that captures the brand's fun personality while creating a bold visual identity for a modern burger restaurant.
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This brand concept was based around a crystal ball leaning into the more magical and mysterious side of predictability and AI.
Rejected concepts are always the more interesting share, they show the road not taken. The crystal ball angle for predictability is such a clever metaphor. What actually got this one cut, too whimsical for a fintech client, or did the chosen direction just test better?