Mark Răzvan Repa

Here's another one. 😅 🤡

a nu se lua prea in serios, e decat un chitibus

mrr - personal logo

A short presentation of the logo anatomy behind my monogram design.

Kinky Brand Identity project. Developed for a vegan sauce based in Romania.

Integrating the purpose and company values in the visual language helped us navigate in the right direction, discovering simple yet colorful graphic solutions translated into brand materials.

The concept embodies the desire to create new culinary experiences, by mixing natural ingredients with intriguing flavor profiles.

The name "kink", stands for the need to satisfy a desire or a caprice, by exploring uncharted territory. The dare to combine a broad range of ingredients is rewarded with captivating results. Each sauce has distinctive features, some being fruity while others turning more on the earthy and spicy side.

This gesture of mixing ingredients made by the cook is also showcased in the logo, brandmark, and most graphic assets. We use it as a blueprint that guides parts of our visual language.

For the complete Case Study with more context and materials, visit the Behance project here:
https://www.behance.net/gallery/163365681/kink-brand-identity

Cheers! Oh, and don't forget, get kinky!

Hello,

Check out my fresh collection of curated logo concepts I created between 2022 - 2023. Some are being used, others have been rejected but the idea is all of them are actual client work.

Logo collections are a real special treat for graphic designers. Not to boast about one's competence and skill, but rather to share an overview of your work and reflect on the good, the bad, and the ugly that this creative journey offers.

Each one of the 20 pieces you see here has a unique story to tell. Some are small logo-only projects while others were developed into full visual identities.

My favorite one is "kink", a project I love to this day, that is soon to be shown in a full case study. Do you have a favorite? Let me know in the comments section.

Cheers! 💜

It's been a while. 👋

After a long absence from the social media scene, the best way to start 2024 was with a small moment of vulnerability.

In the following post, I explain, open as a book, the struggles I went through last year and how I almost ended my design career.

The good news is that I fought my demons as best as I could. I changed my mindset, learned from my mistakes, and prepared myself for a new year with a fresh perspective.

Did you go through something similar? Please share with us any challenges you guys faced in 2023.

Cheers & Spread Love! 💜