Things that show what we do.

We folded cargo tracking into the corporate site. Customers now follow a container without leaving the page.

DisciplineWebsite, brand identity

Going from three shops to eleven meant the identity had to survive the copy machine. We wrote the rulebook too.

DisciplineBrand identity, brand management

There is no signal in a field, so the app works offline and reconciles itself when the network returns.

DisciplineApp development

The portfolio does not use photographs. Each project is one unbroken walk through the building.

DisciplineWebsite, video production

The cover system and the site share one typographic scale, so the shelf and the screen speak the same language.

DisciplineBrand identity, website

The patient story is not told by a doctor talking. It is told by a plain visual language that explains the procedure.

DisciplineBrand management, video production

Every machine in the catalogue has its own film, all shot under the same light. The site and the catalogue share one numbering system.

DisciplineWebsite, video production

The way to explain the material was not to show the product but the moment the wood is worked. The identity came out of that texture.

DisciplineBrand identity, video production

We filmed the boat in the yard, not at sea. The buyer already sees the finished thing; what they want is how it is built.

DisciplineWebsite, video production

We used no pattern at all. The identity is carried by hand lettering, botanical drawing and the texture of the paper itself, which is what a brand that must not look machine-made needs.

DisciplineBrand identity, packaging

It did not need to behave. Acid green, hot pink and squiggles, and not even the menu edge is cut straight. A noodle shop owes nobody a serious face.

DisciplineBrand identity, menu design

There is not a single pattern in it. Black, bone white and silver foil, and everything else is carried by empty space and one serif.

DisciplineBrand identity, brand management

The wordmark is lowercase and it never gets loud. They wanted a brand that greets you at the counter, not one that shouts from the window.

DisciplineBrand identity, packaging

The label was designed to be read by candlelight. The room is dark, the only light is the flame on the table, and the gold foil does the rest.

DisciplineBrand identity, video production

The pattern lives in a pair of scissors, not a file. Every shape was cut by hand and the cut marks were never cleaned up, so they print that way too.

DisciplineBrand identity, packaging

There is no logo, only a monogram of two linked rings. A jewellery house needs a mark that works at the scale of the piece, legible on a finger rather than on a sign.

DisciplineBrand identity, video production