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Taste Test
ā¢ Oct 4
Which One Brand Identity Is looing good? A or B..
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Both Are looking amazing but the second one is more good!
ā¢ Oct 4
good choose š
B is more attractive šš
ā¢ Oct 5
Appreciate it!
Voted A. The can mockups and tighter palette make it feel like an actual brand.
ā¢ Oct 5
Great Thinking š
Both look good, but Iād go with B. The colors and playful visuals feel more energetic. š„
ā¢ Oct 5
Exactly šÆ
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