Milestone timeline wall I designed. 17 years of growth. 10+ acquisitions across 4 countries. All of that information had to fit on a single wall in their head office corridor, and still be readable from 10 feet away.
The tricky part with timeline designs like this is managing density.
You have 15+ logos, country flags, acquisition labels, and year markers. If you just list them linearly it becomes a spreadsheet on a wall. Nobody reads that.
So I built it around a mountain progression. Each peak represents a growth phase. The timeline flows bottom-to-top instead of left-to-right, which naturally maps to the "climbing higher" narrative. The clouds separate the visual layers so the density doesn't overwhelm.
Designed for large-format print. This sits in their main office corridor.
Pinch is a concept brand for a mid-high salt line made to live on the counter, not in the cupboard. Five flavors, five two-color tins, one refillable keepsake people leave next to the bar cart.
I built the full identity: wordmark, lid lockups, hand-stamped pattern system, tone of voice, and art direction.