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One brand, three different directions.
Sharing some of the logo exploration for Ordinal Partners.
Visually appealing 🔥
Thats the goal :)
Knocked it out of the park!
The black on black merch set with the glass petal ring is a very consistent system, and the cap and lanyard show the mark survives on fabric. One direction is shown in the images, though. Unpopular opinion: clients choose between directions better when each one has a one-line...
Love the metallic accents throughout presentation. Super clean and polished.👌
Bravo Alec, super ti je ovo! ☺️
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