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KAZE

Aether Clothing

3 Weeks

April 2025

โ‚ฌ2,100

Web Design, Brand Identity

Aether Clothing

3 Weeks

April 2025

โ‚ฌ2,100

Web Design, Brand Identity

Introduction

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Kaze was born from movement โ€” the invisible elegance that carries life forward. The project began with a fascination for flow, how something unseen can still guide everything it touches. We wanted to capture the same lightness in digital form โ€” a presence that moves but never disturbs.

Introduction

ๅบ็ซ ่งฃ่ชฌ

Kaze was born from movement โ€” the invisible elegance that carries life forward. The project began with a fascination for flow, how something unseen can still guide everything it touches. We wanted to capture the same lightness in digital form โ€” a presence that moves but never disturbs.

Goal

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The vision was to design an online space that feels like air โ€” open, balanced, and effortless. Every part of the experience needed to move with intent, like wind shaping clouds. The challenge was to merge that softness with precision, keeping both motion and stillness in perfect harmony.

Goal

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The vision was to design an online space that feels like air โ€” open, balanced, and effortless. Every part of the experience needed to move with intent, like wind shaping clouds. The challenge was to merge that softness with precision, keeping both motion and stillness in perfect harmony.

Procedure

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We approached design as choreography โ€” where every animation, margin, and interaction followed rhythm. By using delicate transitions, thin typefaces, and transparent layers, Kaze became more than a layout; it became a breath of design โ€” invisible yet undeniable.

Procedure

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We approached design as choreography โ€” where every animation, margin, and interaction followed rhythm. By using delicate transitions, thin typefaces, and transparent layers, Kaze became more than a layout; it became a breath of design โ€” invisible yet undeniable.

REVIEWS

I've been in design communities before, but this is the first one where I can actually see my progress. The belt system makes it real.

a man with a beard

Darius Fen

UI Designer

Finally, a community with actual structure. I know exactly where I am and what I need to do next. No more endless scrolling.

man in gray jacket standing on sidewalk during daytime

Arden Mira

Creative Director

The bounties give me real projects to work on. Not tutorials. Not courses. Actual work that goes in my portfolio.

woman in blue knit cap

Eira Thorne

Graphic Designer

Having my rank visible keeps me accountable. I don't want to stay at Yellow Belt, so I keep showing up and doing the work.

A close up of a person wearing a black shirt

Jonas Keller

Brand Designer

I'm not just learning alone anymore. Everyone here is working toward their next belt. It pushes you forward.

a woman wearing a black scarf and a black hat

Sofia Arendt

UX Designer

Three months in, I went from White Belt to Green Belt. My portfolio actually has work in it now. Interviews feel different.

man in black and white knit cap and black framed eyeglasses

Leon Richter

Product Designer

REVIEWS

I've been in design communities before, but this is the first one where I can actually see my progress. The belt system makes it real.

a man with a beard

Darius Fen

UI Designer

Finally, a community with actual structure. I know exactly where I am and what I need to do next. No more endless scrolling.

man in gray jacket standing on sidewalk during daytime

Arden Mira

Creative Director

The bounties give me real projects to work on. Not tutorials. Not courses. Actual work that goes in my portfolio.

woman in blue knit cap

Eira Thorne

Graphic Designer

Having my rank visible keeps me accountable. I don't want to stay at Yellow Belt, so I keep showing up and doing the work.

A close up of a person wearing a black shirt

Jonas Keller

Brand Designer

I'm not just learning alone anymore. Everyone here is working toward their next belt. It pushes you forward.

a woman wearing a black scarf and a black hat

Sofia Arendt

UX Designer

Three months in, I went from White Belt to Green Belt. My portfolio actually has work in it now. Interviews feel different.

man in black and white knit cap and black framed eyeglasses

Leon Richter

Product Designer

REVIEWS

I've been in design communities before, but this is the first one where I can actually see my progress. The belt system makes it real.

a man with a beard

Darius Fen

UI Designer

Finally, a community with actual structure. I know exactly where I am and what I need to do next. No more endless scrolling.

man in gray jacket standing on sidewalk during daytime

Arden Mira

Creative Director

The bounties give me real projects to work on. Not tutorials. Not courses. Actual work that goes in my portfolio.

woman in blue knit cap

Eira Thorne

Graphic Designer

Having my rank visible keeps me accountable. I don't want to stay at Yellow Belt, so I keep showing up and doing the work.

A close up of a person wearing a black shirt

Jonas Keller

Brand Designer

I'm not just learning alone anymore. Everyone here is working toward their next belt. It pushes you forward.

a woman wearing a black scarf and a black hat

Sofia Arendt

UX Designer

Three months in, I went from White Belt to Green Belt. My portfolio actually has work in it now. Interviews feel different.

man in black and white knit cap and black framed eyeglasses

Leon Richter

Product Designer

Ready to Train Together?

Join the waitlist to be first in line. Follow us on social to watch the dojo come to life. This is just the beginning.

Have Questions ?

ยฉ 2026 Design Jutsu

Ready to Train Together?

Join the waitlist to be first in line. Follow us on social to watch the dojo come to life. This is just the beginning.

Have Questions ?

ยฉ 2026 Design Jutsu

Ready to Train Together?

Join the waitlist to be first in line. Follow us on social to watch the dojo come to life. This is just the beginning.

Have Questions ?

ยฉ 2026 Design Jutsu