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Red printed tape with black typography arranged diagonally across concrete steps

This project focuses on building a visual identity using printed tape as a core branding element. Instead of treating tape as a secondary detail, it becomes the main carrier of typography, messaging, and graphic rhythm.

“Simple idea, strong execution. The tape system worked across every surface we tested.”

Eric Grant
Founder

The system relies on bold type, limited color usage, and repeated patterns to create impact across different materials and surfaces. Tape is applied across packaging, envelopes, boxes, and flat surfaces, allowing the identity to scale naturally while remaining consistent.

By working with repetition and constraints, the branding stays recognizable even when partially visible or cropped. Each application feels intentional, whether used as a functional seal or as a dominant visual element.

The result is a practical and adaptable identity system designed for physical environments, logistics, and packaging driven use cases where clarity and visibility matter.

Clear paper overlay with printed typography on red background
Red duct tape strips with black text scattered on black background
Red printed tape with black typography arranged diagonally across concrete steps
Red printed cards with black typography placed on corrugated surface
Red envelopes with black printed technical labeling on concrete
Red printed tape wrapped across concrete corner
Rolls of white and red tape with printed graphics arranged on concrete floor
Clear paper overlay with printed typography on red background
Red duct tape strips with black text scattered on black background
Red printed tape with black typography arranged diagonally across concrete steps
Red printed cards with black typography placed on corrugated surface
Red envelopes with black printed technical labeling on concrete
Red printed tape wrapped across concrete corner
Rolls of white and red tape with printed graphics arranged on concrete floor

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