A seal, not a logo
A circular seal reads as an institution and survives being stamped, embroidered and reduced. Flame over open book, navy and terracotta, with the locality on a ribbon so branches can be added later.
Case 02 · Brand Identity
A full identity for a school that had none.

01 · The brief
A registered private school with no identity at all. Everything — the gate sign, the admissions flyer, the principal's card — was being made ad hoc by whichever print shop was nearest.
02 · Constraints
03 · Approach
A circular seal reads as an institution and survives being stamped, embroidered and reduced. Flame over open book, navy and terracotta, with the locality on a ribbon so branches can be added later.
Urdu display type is set and outlined by hand rather than typed, so it holds its letterforms on any press. English and Urdu share a baseline instead of competing.
Card, letterhead and envelope share one rule, one watermark tint and one footer, so a reprint of any single item still matches the others.
Every file handed over with bleed, outlined type and CMYK separations, so the office can send artwork straight to a press.
04 · What was delivered
Seal and lockups, the full stationery set, the admissions flyer and the recruitment poster.
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05 · Gallery







06 · Result
The school can walk into any press with a file and get the same result twice. The seal works one-colour on a stamp and full-colour on a flyer without a second version.
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07 · Questions
Because of where it has to work: a rubber stamp, an embroidered blazer pocket, a gate sign and an A4 flyer. A seal survives all four at one colour. A fine wordmark does not.
Every file was handed over with bleed, outlined type and CMYK separations, so the office sends the same artwork to any press and gets the same result. The locality sits on a ribbon so a second branch can be added without redrawing the seal.
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