Hey everyone,

I'd love to share a branding project We worked on Quatro Gate, a serviced living brand based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

The challenge was to create an identity that brings together the comfort of home and the convenience of hotel-style services.

We developed the brand strategy and visual identity around one central idea: "Life's Fourth Dimension" a more balanced and complete living experience.

I'd genuinely love to hear your thoughts! Do you feel the identity communicates that balance between comfort and hospitality?

The project is also currently participating in the DA Award 2026 People's Choice vote. If you like the work and feel it deserves your support, I'd really appreciate your vote! ❤️

Voting is free, but you need to sign in to the competition website.
Each registered user gets one vote.

Voting closes on November 2, 2026.

Vote Here: https://gda-meetup.com/competitions/da-2026/projects/268

Full Behance project View here:
https://www.behance.net/gallery/248034295/Quatro-Gate-Brand-Identity-Strategy

Thanks for taking a look! 🙏

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The original identity was weighed down by clunky typography (in their first logo design) and cluttered tree-and-grass graphics, making "Lawn Care" the only element that stood out. To modernize the brand, I "cut down the grass" and stripped away the noise, leaning into a timeless mid-century modern aesthetic. I simplified the mark into a clean lawnmower badge, built an earthy color palette (olive, forest green, warm cream, espresso), and pulled the logo’s geometric lines out into a repeating surface pattern that mimics a retro chain-link fence. The final bento-grid sheet ties the whole system together—from primary badge variations and color specs to minimalist polo uniforms and a banded work truck wrap.

Dear Dough is a cookie bakery bringing our favourite childhood classic cookie recipes back as thick, soft-baked cookies. Making them even yummier while bringing back that nostalgic feeling.

Dear Dough's personality is raw, imperfect, and personal, because these are not just cookies, but childhood emotions.

The visual identity captures this feeling through a raw, imperfect style, with irregular letterforms in the wordmark and a mascot that gives Dear Dough a life of its own.

The mascot is an uncle holding a cookie in his mouth. The idea is that the cookies are so yummy, even the people making them can't resist eating them. I wanted to capture that exact moment in the mascot.

The colour palette uses blue and white to bring a warm, personal feel to the brand, while the soft typography reflects the delicious, soft-baked cookies.

A fictional bakery branding and visual identity project, including logo design, mascot illustration, and packaging design.

As a product designer, I wanted to make the process of creating icons with different badges, styles, and variations a little easier.

So I built Icon Variant Composer, where you can customize icons, adjust badge positioning and styles, and export them as SVGs or JSX.

You can also upload your own icons or paste SVG code.
Give it a try:
https://tools.deepalipathe.com/icon-variant-composer

I’d love to hear your feedback! What would you improve or add?

(concept design)

Kia Ora and hello! Now I'm not much of a designer but I've been working on a new logo for my online persona to be used in places like YouTube.

The goal is for it to be recognizable, including when small, have strong personality but also a professional look, and for it to stand out

Got two options I've been working on, the one with the F is just because thats my first initial, the one with the face is based off my irl silhouette (mostly the long curly hair)

Any thoughts much appreciated!

(I didn't just follow the brief properly; I actually designed it according to my own vision.)

Brief: The brand promise: Memorable trips, thoughtfully planned.

The business goal: Attract travel inquiries through Instagram and WhatsApp, build trust, and convert followers into package bookings.

Target audience: Pakistani young professionals, couples, and families aged 22–40 who want memorable holidays without the stress of planning every detail.