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Caglan's avatar
visuals are fire
Reda's avatar
The mark and the serif are such great choices for the brand!!
Shakil's avatar
one of the greatest brand looking premium.
Ivan's avatar
Sleek composition and great contrast!
Adil's avatar
The embossed mark on that texture is a nice detail. It makes the brand feel quiet and premium instead of shouting for attention.
Nexux's avatar
good job
Salah's avatar
Looks cool.
Anna's avatar
The serif wordmark against that warm, textured paper feels so confident and timeless, and the deep burgundy gives the whole identity real character. Beautifully restrained work, keep going! Did the paper texture come from a real scan or did you build it digitally?
Danar's avatar
🔥
Artur's avatar
The embossed arrow on paper and the leather-heavy moodboard pull in the same direction, tactile and quiet. Was the arrow drawn from the texture references first, or did the material language come after the mark?
samin's avatar
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Really nice work and design!
Mahdia's avatar
Ahhh, the brand mark is already expressing the brand itself!!!
Rishabh's avatar
very cohesive and timeless.
Ziva's avatar
ok i love thisss omg
Taimur's avatar
The editorial typography paired with the textured paper stationery feels premium and cohesive. The embossed mark on the paper is a lovely detail. Great brand expression, Sam.
Mehdi's avatar
Brand Design at it's finest✨
Meghanath's avatar
The scale contrast is what makes this work for me. The huge cropped serif numerals against tiny, quiet body copy give the layout real tension, and letting the date and address bleed off the edge makes it feel like part of a bigger system rather than a contained poster. The warm...
Muhammad's avatar
Looks good!
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the small italic lines sitting right on the photos make it read like a magazine spread next to that huge roman date. is there a type only version for when they don't have shots to work with?
Rafee 's avatar
The editorial type against the warm paper tones feels really considered. Curious how you picked the headline serif.
Alex's avatar
Good work man
Victrex's avatar
Love it 😍
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