VFC identity — black chicken-foot mark and white brush-lettering on coral-red

VFC identity — black chicken-foot mark and white brush-lettering on coral-red

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Brand identity artwork for VFC by design studio Born Ugly, featured on UnderConsideration's Brand New. The image shows a simplified, three-pronged black...

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coral-red
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vFC

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