Sharq Tech

I designed the mark from the letter S as a ribbon folding over itself in parallel layers along a rising path. The solid structure borrows the strength of institutions, the layers suggest protection and privacy, and the whole shape is a fingerprint that stands out among dozens of tech logos.

The Arabic name sits above the English at the same width, with the mark beside them half a unit away. The logo comes in horizontal and stacked versions in Arabic and English, and the mark alone works as the profile image.

Midnight blue is the base and carries institutional weight, teal speaks of innovation, and lime is a rare accent that catches the eye. The pattern repeats the mark's path in columns like a secure flow of data, and abstract teal ribbons carry the same language into presentations and screens.

The reception wall and meeting-room glass, and the full stationery set: business cards, two envelope sizes, letterhead, presentation folder and notebook.

Post and story templates that pair Riyadh photography with the pattern and lime accents, so followers recognise the company before they read its name.