Brandidentities

A digital marketing company named for the trace a brand leaves behind. The A trails a single ribbon of ink, set beside a tall, quiet wordmark in crimson and black.

A dental clinic for preventive, restorative and cosmetic care. The E and C are drawn from one circle, in champagne on deep navy, with Marcellus and Jost for a calm, premium voice.

A label for bags and accessories. An E and L looped into one continuous line, finished in gold over a widely spaced serif, made to sit quietly on leather, a swing tag or a card.

A beauty brand. A calligraphic D and L crossed into one monogram, made for gold foil on black stock, with a light, widely tracked name beneath it.

An academy named for the Tigris, Dijla in Arabic. The D sits inside a turned square that reads like a seal, in academy orange on near-black, with classical capitals for the name.

An industrial brand. A steel-navy M with teal bars cut through it like stacked sheet metal, over a light, widely spaced name.

A barbershop. The S and B lock together around a comb, in gold and white, above a heavy name made to read from across the street.

A school in pharmacy. The P stands as a column, and a green serpent winds around it, borrowing the oldest symbol in pharmacy.

A summer mark. A sun rises over hand-cut, flared letters that fade from sea blue to pale sky, with a warm stroke underneath like a horizon.

A keto food brand. The Arabic name sits inside a single leaf, in cocoa brown and fresh green, simple enough to read at a glance on a sign or a mug.

Four ribbon letterforms interlace and turn around a centre like a rosette, set beside a high-contrast serif name, in deep crimson with blush and sand.