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Brand identity
Logo, colour, type and the rules that hold them together, written down so anyone can use them.
See it at IREPworkspaces
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Say hiGraphic & UI/UX designer in Gurgaon. This is how a pencil line becomes a brand, told in five short chapters.
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Chapter 01The sketch
In 2018 I was an animation student at Amity, filling sketchbooks with pencil lines. Then came a first client brief, then another, and the drawings slowly started turning into brands.
Today I'm Assistant Design Manager at IREPworkspaces and I run design at studioMOrph. I still start with a pencil.
Chapter 02The craft
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Logo, colour, type and the rules that hold them together, written down so anyone can use them.
See it at IREPworkspaces
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Company profiles, pitch and sales decks that read in one pass: big claim, short proof, one picture.
See it at TrueSpace
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Marketing sites and interfaces designed in Figma, from wireframe to the screens a developer builds from.
See it at Quattro Spaces
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Post templates, brochures, ads and event material that stay on-brand long after launch day.
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Chapter 03The work
All workA managed-workspace brand built from zero: identity, brand kit, website, sales and investor decks.
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Three sales decks for three audiences: occupiers, landlords and the leasing team.
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A yellow-and-blue identity taken from the machines themselves, for a scrap-recycling machinery specialist.
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A calm, architectural website for a Gurugram developer that lets the buildings do the talking.
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A company profile and website for a facility management company, in one calm green-and-stone voice.
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A soft, unhurried website for a healing and life-coaching practice.
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The studio I run design for: brands, not campaigns. Strategy, craft and space.
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Chapter 04The method
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A proper brief: who it's for, what it has to do, what's been tried. The awkward questions come early, so they don't turn up late.
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Rough directions on paper first, then the strongest one or two on screen. Cheap to change, easy to compare.
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The chosen idea becomes a system: grid, type scale, colour, components and templates, tested on real content.
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Organised files, guidelines and ready-to-use templates, so your team can keep going without me.
Chapter 05So far
Epilogue · The next chapter
© 2026 Nikhil Rathi · Designed from a pencil line
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