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Bilingual type lockup that turns the festival name into a pun
A saturated orange card with a soft radial glow in the centre, set on a warm cream background with bold black diagonal stripes for contrast. The focal point is the white type lockup: English and Devanagari are fused so a faded letter T completes the Hindi word into a pun. Low-opacity secondary words and delicate line-vine dividers add depth. The finish is flat and clean, with generous negative space.
Palette
- #fe9a13
- #fdf6ec
- #191919
- #f4dfc1
- #fcca82
- Layout
- This is a portfolio presentation: a rounded orange card sits in the centre of a cream canvas crossed by two diagonal black bars, with project credits in small text at the corners. Inside the card are a small centred logo at the top, a large stacked type lockup in the middle, and a small greeting framed by thin vine dividers near the bottom.
- Typography
- Heavy grotesk sans caps for BHAI with a flat bar on top that echoes the Devanagari headline line, bold Devanagari for the Hindi word, and faded light sans for the connecting words; small bold sans for the greeting.
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