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GIANT — Move Different.
Built around a bold gorilla mark, oversized typography, and an electric purple + neon-lime palette.
A streetwear identity designed to feel bold, rebellious, and instantly recognizable — from hoodies and caps to packaging, tags, and everyday brand details.
Concept branding project | Open for custom projects
nice colour combination!
Using electric purple paired with neon lime is a high risk color choice that demands exceptional contrast management. Getting that balance right across different fabrics and lighting conditions is often where streetwear brand identities actually fail.
Thanks for sharing your perspective! I'd love to understand this better. I used purple as the primary color and neon lime as the secondary accent. Could you point out what specifically you'd improve in my design, especially regarding contrast, readability, or how the colors work...
This is a really creative piece! I love how the visual elements come together to create something that feels distinctive rather than predictable. The composition, the overall visual direction, and the way the idea has been executed all contribute to making this stand out. It’s a...
Thank you so much! Really appreciate your thoughtful feedback. 🙌✨
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The gorilla patch on the beanie is my favorite detail!
Thankyou
Great color palette and gorilla Mark you make a great match ❤️❤️
Great job Syed❤️
Thankyou
Pardon Syed❤️
Haha, no worries ❤️
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