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I'm starting Monthly Design Drops. 👀
I've been building a growing library of original characters, icons, packaging concepts and creative assets through Deidra Hunter Studio and now I'm giving subscribers access to some of them for free.
Expect free characters, icons, templates and other creative resources, plus branding ideas, new studio work and inspiration for actually putting these assets to use.
Some Design Drops will be subscriber-only and won't be publicly listed on the website.
Want the next one? Choose any free resource to join the Studio list ↓
deidrahunterstudio.framer.website/resources
The next character drop: October 30 👀
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On the other side, the owner has one view for appointments, garment notes and availability.
This is an exploratory demo, not a real booking service. The video walks through the customer and owner experiences in under a minute.
Explore the public project: https://tivoraatelier.lovable.app/
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Great job, Anca
Two variants, Same concept
I'd go with A here, looks clean and easy to scan
Which one would you choose?
6 voted
55%
5 voted
45%
11 votes
Closed
I liked Both.
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Moodboard and logo exploration: With this in mind, I created a moodboard that matched the client's needs, and this is where my logo exploration began. I went for a design that is modern, clean, and easy to identify, with colors that appeal to the target audience.
Variations and mockups: Once the logo was approved, I created variations for use across different areas of the brand. I made mockups for sock labels, packaging boxes, the store sign, and other touchpoints. This step shows the client how the brand will look in real-life scenarios.
THat a pretty good design concept ✨