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A business card should feel like a held breath. Quiet, but you remember it.
This is Sigla Collective, my own brand. Deep forest green, a serif mark that doesn't shout, and a tagline that says exactly what I do: "The right people for your next move." No clutter. No extra ornament. Just enough.
I designed this identity myself, end-to-end — logo, color system, typography, and the full card layout, front and back. This is the standard I hold for my own work, and it's the same standard I bring to every brand I design for.
If your brand needs an identity that holds up in someone's hand, let's talk.
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