I didn't just design a logo for Thundwich; I created a visual explosion. ⛈️

I didn't just design a logo for Thundwich; I created a visual explosion. ⛈️I didn't just design a logo for Thundwich; I created a visual explosion. ⛈️

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Muhammad Ragab Ahmed

• Mar 31

I didn't just design a logo for Thundwich; I created a visual explosion. ⛈️

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Bandarra Media Agency

• Apr 2

Brand Identity Design — Health, Wellness & Female Empowerment

A space built by women, for women. My job was to give it an identity worthy of its purpose.

This project called for a chromatic and typographic system carefully crafted to communicate transformation, sophistication, and warmth — without compromising visual cohesion across touchpoints.

What was developed:

— Semantic color palette with 8 calibrated tones: cream, nude, burnt rose, mauve, warm brown, and a 4-stop gold scale — each color assigned a functional role within the visual hierarchy

— Typographic system built on italic serif display, spaced small caps for subheadings, and light sans-serif for body copy — creating editorial rhythm and femininity without sacrificing legibility

— Logo system with primary, reversed, and colored-background variations, including clear space rules and misuse guidelines

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Subrata Roy

• Apr 4

Great Work.

Chris Edington

• Apr 2

Some brands are built around a logo. MCHN was built around a man. Nick Lavery — Green Beret, above-the-knee amputee, the first Special Forces operator to return to combat after that kind of loss — didn't start a fitness company. He built a philosophy. My role was to extend that philosophy into something new: Readiness. A sub-brand built from nothing, designed to carry the same weight as the name it lived under.

Completed work