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BLAIRE Part 3.
A closer look at the packaging system behind the concept.
The collection was developed around sculptural forms, coated aluminium finishes, and a restrained visual language that allows the materials to do most of the work. Rather than relying on loud branding, the focus was placed on silhouette, proportion, and subtle typography to create products that feel considered both on shelf and in hand.
The result is a skincare and beauty collection that balances softness with structure through a cohesive family of vessels, cartons, and material finishes.
The full case study will be shared soon.
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Spotify turning its logo into a disco ball for its anniversary restarted the whole “skeuomorphism vs flat design” debate.
So I wanted to test the idea on a real identity system.
This is Orion Project — a personal brand built around observation, navigation, and geometric structure. Instead of presenting the logo flat, I translated it into a physical object: a metallic 3D dog tag.
Built using Omma.build AI as part of the workflow:
• Rapid 3D concept exploration
• Material + lighting tests
• Motion studies to see how the symbol behaves in space
What worked:
AI made it incredibly fast to explore presentation-quality 3D directions that would normally take much longer to prototype.
What didn’t:
Without strong creative direction, the outputs quickly start feeling like generic “AI gloss” instead of intentional branding.
I don’t think every logo needs dimensional treatment.
But for identities rooted in atmosphere, symbolism, or physicality, 3D can communicate something flat systems can’t.
Curious where designers stand on this:
Are 3D logos becoming genuinely useful again or are brands just rediscovering old aesthetics with new tools?
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