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KD Momo Hub — Brand Identity & Motion Showcase (Client Project)
Project Overview / Caption:
Bringing a Modern Street-Food Brand to Life: Brand Identity & Cinematic Presentation for KD Momo Hub
Here is a 30-second cinematic brand presentation reel created for KD Momo Hub, a contemporary street-food and dumpling brand.
As part of this complete brand design project, the client wanted a visual identity that felt youthful, premium, and authentic—breaking away from generic fast-food aesthetics.
Key Highlights of the Project:
Visual Identity & Logo Design: Crafted a minimalist monogram combining the letters "K" & "D" with rising steam geometry, paired with clean typography.
Palette & Tone: Designed a fresh, warm color scheme (Cream, Forest Green, and Energetic Orange) reflecting organic warmth and vibrancy.
Packaging & Collateral: Developed sustainable packaging mockups, patterns, takeaway wraps, and ambient signage.
Motion & Presentation: Scripted, art-directed, and rendered this cinematic motion video to showcase real-world brand applications—from macro food textures to stadium lightbox activations.
My Role in this Project:
Brand Identity & Logo Design
Packaging & Merchandising Layouts
Motion Graphics & Cinematic Brand Presentation (3D/Video)
Art Direction & Storyboarding
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