Investor-Ready Framer Sites for B2B & Healthtech
Investor-Ready Framer Sites for B2B & Healthtech
Building brands and visual worlds with personality & purpose
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Building brands and visual worlds with personality & purpose
brand refinement & packaging design for @wearerume (https://www.instagram.com/wearerume/?hl=en) 🤎 a dubai-based modest clothing brand creating timeless abayas and dresses for women worldwide.
rume already had the foundation - its logo. the goal was to build the visual language around it and make it work beyond the screen.
a considered colour palette and typography system were developed alongside a custom floral pattern, bringing the visual language across the physical brand experience through shopping bags, packaging boxes, wrapping paper, stickers and thank-you cards.
the result is a design system that feels cohesive, refined and built to extend beyond the logo.
working on a new brand or thinking about a brand refresh? say hi at 📩 collabnuhr@gmail.com
(mailto:collabnuhr@gmail.com)view full project here (https://www.instagram.com/p/DdoP0QmGYdS/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&cplk=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==)
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a quick peek into the world created for @wearerume (https://www.instagram.com/wearerume/?hl=en) 🪭
branding design, packaging design, art direction, illustration, pattern design, modest clothing, dubai abaya brand
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Custom wedding stationery designed around a bespoke illustration and a cohesive visual language.
The illustration was extended across the invitation, thank-you cards, welcome card, e-invite and itinerary, creating a considered and cohesive suite across both print and digital touchpoints.
Swipe to see the moodboard →
View the full project here (https://www.instagram.com/p/DYcMpQTGZ3O/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&stkn=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==)
#WeddingStationery #InvitationDesign #WeddingBranding #CustomIllustration #StationeryDesign
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Brand Identity | Logos | Brand Guidelines | Art Director
Most logos start with a mood board. Mine starts with a story.
I’m a narrative brand designer. I build brand identities out of a business’s real story: the experiences, turning points and moments that shaped it. That’s what makes the result unique and hard to copy.
To show how it works, I made an anime-style short film.
The story: a young runner, Ren, trains alone after his older brother falls short of their shared dream. He promises to finish the race for both of them.
The logo: two curved stripes on his shoes. Two paths, one finish line. That’s SCOREDAY.
What I did: wrote the story, developed the logo concept, directed the visuals (AI-generated, guided by me) and edited the film.
What it shows: a brand that comes from something real is easier to remember, easier to explain, and harder to imitate.
If you’re a founder or creator building a brand, I’d love to hear your story. What’s the moment your business started?
#BrandIdentity #BrandStrategy #Storytelling #LogoDesign #Branding
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I didn't start this logo with a sketch. I started with a story.
Every business has something that makes it different. A defining moment, a personal experience, or a value that deserves to be remembered.
My process was to find that meaning and translate it into a logo that feels simple, distinctive, and timeless.
This animation shows how the story became the identity, from the original idea to the final mark.
That's what narrative brand identity design means to me: turning the meaning behind a business into something people can see.
I'm a narrative brand identity designer, working with businesses that want more than a logo.
Have a story worth building a brand around? Let's work together.
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Brand identity, websites and launch films
Brand identity, websites and launch films
Independent Brand Designer
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Unique Branding & Graphic Design Solutions
Inspired by the Japanese word "Yokocho (横丁)", meaning the lively side streets lined with small eateries and hidden food spots, this identity was designed to capture the warmth, energy, and charm of Asian street food culture.
The visual identity combines bold typography, a playful octopus mascot with a ramen bowl hat, and vibrant colors to create a brand that's approachable, memorable, and full of personality.
Every element was crafted to make Yokocho feel like more than just a place to eat, it's an experience that brings people together over comforting food and bold flavors.
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Meet Don Fuego.
The whole brand started with one simple idea, making fire feel like the experience, not just the cooking method.
I wanted it to stand out from a distance, but still feel rich and indulgent when you look closer.
So the approach was pretty intentional. Strong type, high contrast visuals, and keeping the copy minimal so the food can do its thing.
Everything comes back to the same feeling, heat, depth, and that intensity you expect from a fire-grilled brand.
With Don Fuego, the fire isn’t just part of the process. It’s the whole story.
#branding (https://www.linkedin.com/search/results/all/?keywords=%23branding&origin=HASH_TAG_FROM_FEED) #donfuego (https://www.linkedin.com/search/results/all/?keywords=%23donfuego&origin=HASH_TAG_FROM_FEED)
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Designer with Heart
Designer with Heart
Brand Strategist & Founder of Turtle Labs
Brand Strategist & Founder of Turtle Labs
Logo Design
Your Mark, Handcrafted.
A logo isn't just a graphic. It's the first thing people see and the last thing they forget. Get it right and it carries your brand for decades. Get it wrong and no amount of marketing fixes it.
Every logo we design starts on paper — hand-drawn, refined, and built with intent. No templates. No clip art. No shortcuts. Just a mark that is uniquely, unmistakably yours. Delivered as clean, scalable vector files ready for print, screen, signage, and everything in between.
We've built marks for travel brands, food labels, tech startups, consulting firms, gaming studios, fashion houses, and more. Nine industries. One standard of craft.
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Amor Pankh. Brand Identity, Logo, Stationery & Collateral.
Some brands are worn. Some are felt.
Amor Pankh required an identity as evocative as its name — love with wings. Every touchpoint designed to carry that weight. Logo. Stationery. Collateral. A full identity system built for a fashion brand that refuses to be ordinary.
The shopping bag says it all — gold on turquoise, held by a shopper mid-stride, passing the storefront. Not posed. Not staged. Just the brand, alive in the world.
For brands that want to be remembered long after the purchase.
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Brochure Design. Built to Be Picked Up and Read.
Clean layouts. Sharp hierarchy. Every fold and typeface chosen with purpose. Built across real estate, education, hospitality, wellness, and professional services.
The standout: an architecture firm brochure with a die-cut infinity loop formed from interlocking buildings — revealing silhouette structures beneath the first page. A cover that doesn't just represent the client's work. It is the work.
Print-ready. Bleed-correct. Built to convert.
Designed for businesses that want collateral worth keeping.
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Handmade Logos. Built From Scratch.
No templates. No shortcuts. No AI fills.
Nine logos across nine industries — travel, food, tech, consulting, gaming, trading, streetwear, fashion, and sustainable retail. Every mark hand-drawn, ink on paper, then refined into clean print-ready vectors.
A compass wordmark for travel. A stamp-style emblem for food. A circuit-sketch for tech. A copperplate crest for consulting. A pixel-art shield for gaming. A candlestick mark for trading. A brush-stroke lockup for streetwear. Calligraphy for fashion. A co-op stamp for sustainable retail.
Nine industries. Nine visual languages. One standard of craft.
Built for founders who want a logo that means something.
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