I chose water because it’s the most basic thing we all need. It felt like the most honest product to work with.
Everyone needs it, everywhere — no matter the context.
FIJI Water felt like the right choice because the brand is already tied to origin and place. It carries a sense of distance and purity.
Where it comes from matters more than what it says.
So instead of explaining that, I pushed it visually.
When the setting is absurd and the behavior stays normal, the product feels confident.
That’s the direction behind this piece.
This is amazing! Really really loved this. Great work.
As written in the guidelines, it would be amazing if you could share your final submission on at least one social platform tagging Morphic!
Really strong creative direction here. I like how you anchored the concept in “origin + place” — it’s a smart way to reinforce FIJI’s existing brand equity without over-explaining. The visual-first approach works.
I came across this product post here on Contra and thought, “What would this look like recreated on a beach?” So I decided to give it a try.
The idea was to recreate the iki Matcha Latte can entirely in sand, keeping the original branding and details while giving it a natural, beach-inspired feel.
Here’s how it turned out.
Sometimes, all it takes is a product you like and a little creative curiosity to explore a new direction.
more visuals from iki, a matcha shop i’ve been working on 🍵
the project is getting close to its final stage, and it’s been really interesting to see how the...
Canva Brand Design System & AI Assistant
I create a complete brand design system in Canva, with a clear visual style, custom brand elements, and reusable templates for your everyday content.
Everything is organized and easy to edit, so you and your team can create new materials while keeping your brand consistent.
The system also includes a custom AI assistant set up with your brand guidelines, visual style, and tone of voice to help you generate images and write content that fits your brand🚀
Today I’m sharing something a bit different from packaging. This is the brand identity I designed for ALVA Industries, a Norwegian company developing electric motor technology.
I wanted it to feel modern and clear, but not too cold or impersonal. It’s a technical field, of course, but I think there’s still room for some character.