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Makt brand identity presentation folder with white stationery paper against black background

Makt Brand Identity 2019

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Brand identity presentation featuring a custom grey folder containing crisp white stationery paper with the Makt logo printed in black. The composition is displayed against a stark black background, highlighting the clean graphic design lines and minimalist corporate collateral. Semiotik designed the graphic identity for Makt, showcasing professional print collateral and stationery layout. The product rendering presents sharp geometric forms and balanced negative space.

Brand

Makt

Project

Makt Brand Identity 2019

Keywords

presentation folderfolderstationery paperstationerypaper

Credits

Semiotik
Graphic Design

Styles

HorizontalCommercialCleanMinimalist

Techniques

Typography3D render / CGI

Background

Black Seamless

Context

Advertising Campaign
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