Brand Design Projects in LucknowBrand Design Projects in Lucknow
Cover image for Just wrapped up a logo design for The Filbert House – a loca...
Just wrapped up a logo design for The Filbert House – a local restaurant bringing delicious experiences to our community! 🍽️✨ There's something special about designing for the places where people gather, celebrate, and create memories. From concept to final logo, this project was all about capturing their culinary identity and creating a brand that's as inviting as their menu. Proud to help local restaurants stand out and serve up great design alongside great food.
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Still stuck staring at a blank page trying to “figure out branding”? 😵‍💫 Most AI tools give you paragraphs and you still end up doing all the work. MOSAIC flips that. ⚡ It turns just 5 inputs into a complete, agency-grade Brand Identity Kit in 90 seconds. 🎨 Color system 🔤 Typography direction 🗣️ Brand voice 📖 Founder story 🧠 Brand archetype No fluff. No tweaking. Just ready-to-use output. 👉 Try it: https://mosaic-708.created.app/ Because AI shouldn’t give answers. It should give deliverables. 🚀
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Modern Logo Design
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Cover image for Soft universal ♾️ touch
Soft universal ♾️ touch
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Designed a clean geometric logo for Pedro . Built to position the brand as modern and tech-forward, giving it the visual credibility to compete in digital-first markets.
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Clean and bold product visualization of the iconic Air Jordan 5 "Fire Red". Focused on sharp details, dynamic angle, and strong typography to make the shoe pop. Great for e-commerce visuals, sneaker campaigns, or brand storytelling. Open to commissions for product illustrations, 3D-style renders, and advertising art.
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Cover image for Stolen Summer needed an identity
Stolen Summer needed an identity that felt sun-worn and lived-in like a beach club you've been sneaking into for years, not a brand that just launched. The challenge was building a visual world around exclusivity and nostalgia: a members-only "Heist Club" card, hand-drawn illustration details, and a script wordmark that felt more like a postcard signature than a logo, all while keeping the whole system cohesive across cards, packaging, and lifestyle imagery.
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