
BRANDING
STRATEGY AND DESIGNING
The SingerStudio
Rebranding for Ms. Debbie Kirkland's The SingerStudio was a special project, my first for a decorated artist and coach in the United States. Every aspect was thoughtfully crafted keeping in mind her dedication to her craft.
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The logo represents music, reverberation, and amplification.
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The colours are carefully selected based on colour theory.
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The tone of voice is professional and knowledgeable, devoid of frivolity and vagueness.




Yalla Hire
The logo was carefully conceptualized keeping in mind-
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The elements that relate to recruitment, hence the magnifying glass connote searching and @ to stay in line with 'professionalism' and 'corporate'.
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Eye-catching colours, using Pantone shades of the year 2021, to keep it trendy.
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Simple and legible fonts.

Swipe Your Type
The logo was conceptualized keeping in mind:
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A vintage aesthetic.
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The colours were selected to reflect the retro theme and the font aligned with the machines.
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The branding itself was an amalgamation of 'vintage meets modern'. In a world of swiping left or right, meet the original form of communication and 'swipe your type'!

Sardar International
The logo was designed with the following elements-
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The elements of a circle and arrows show 'a wheel in motion' that cues constant growth and movement. Along with the 'S' like a lightning bolt to cue 'speed'.
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The colours were decided based on colour psychology, where yellow stands for positivity and blue for dependability.
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Fonts in varying weights, much like the different kinds of tires the company offers.

Maa Ka Pyaar
The logo was carefully conceptualised keeping in mind-
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The concept of a home chef, cooking food that feels like home.
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Soft warm colours that radiate love.
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The elements of a toque and a heart, connote cooking with love.
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The fonts and the mix of typography in 2 scripts, Devnagri and English, so it's relatable to Indian customers as well as those looking for delicious fusion cuisine.

Digital Menu

Anmol Restaurant
The logo was carefully conceptualised keeping in mind-
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The elements that tie back to a restaurant and also hero the 'A' of Anmol.
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The colours were in tandem with an Indian vibe, yet modern and trendy with hints of grey, black and white. Also, it complements the restaurant's yellow interiors.
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Fonts that connote a fusion of cultures, hence the Devnagari-English script for the hero unit.
