#minimalbrand

Soft. Quiet. Clean.🤍 Like the feeling of skincare on your skin.

We didn’t change the product. We just helped it breathe.

We cleaned the glass. We balanced the tone. We shaped the light. We let the bottle rest in a soft shadow.

The beauty was already there. We only revealed it ✨

We all enjoy designs that tell a story and have evocative elements, but we also enjoy images that make an emotional impression on the viewer while having very little in the frame. The art of minimalist design has such emotional force.

Minimalism is as subjective as any other style of art. That is, what one viewer finds easy and calming may strike another as deep and intricate, or have no meaning at all. The designer may be hesitant to share his vision because of the openness to interpretation. Learning some characteristics of minimalism that help you capture the strength and soul of your subject and transform your designs from dull to exciting may increase your confidence.

Simplicity doesn't imply they have to be dull. In fact, a minimalist approach involves careful consideration, observation, and the creativity of working within specific parameters, such as determining how much information to maintain and how much to remove from a design before it loses its effect.

The combination and balance between the subject and the blank space is also very important. A gloomy sky, a peaceful lake, a dense cloud of fog, an open field: we're surrounded by such open, blank canvases in everyday life. This openness is supposed to provide the subject some room to breathe while still maintaining the subject's importance.

Composition is really significant in minimalism. Even if the subject is the tiniest thing in the frame, it should be the most important as the eye lands on it.

As frame will be so small, it's crucial to consider the nature of your topic and how its placement in the frame will affect the audience. Whether it's a lone tree in a field or a bird on a wire, how will you separate the subject? The audience may truly engage with the subject by removing all other distractions from the scene.

While a person can prefer a stunning black-and-white combo for minimalist designs, vivid colors can have a place in minimalism. Color can add a lot of wow to an image. It's all about choosing complementary colors and figuring out how they'll fit with the simplicity that person is aiming for.

Using a modest quantity of color is another way to play with it. A modest splash of color can be an eye-catching element. When utilizing only one or two colors, make sure that negative space does not conflict with, but rather complements, color choices. Also, lines and shapes play a vital role. Strong, distinctive shadows can also fascinate and attract a person to come into play.

Being said all that we as a company can provide such service to you. If you’ve read the entire article you know we’ve that kind of mindset to understand what you want and pull that off. Hope you enjoyed it and you’ll let us know if you want something minimal for your business.