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A brand doesn’t always need more words. Sometimes, it needs a stronger visual presence.
These indoor and outdoor posters were created for ScholarBee, with each piece taking a different visual approach while staying connected to the same brand.
From large-scale outdoor layouts to information-heavy indoor designs, the goal was simple: make the message clear, make the brand recognizable, and make people stop for a second.
ScholarBee— Poster Campaign
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What happens when you treat a pixel not as the smallest thing in the room, but as the most important?
You get FIREWOX Studios.
I did not approach this as a branding exercise. I approached it as a declaration. Every color chosen, every grid drawn, every letterform placed had to answer one question — does this belong to a studio that makes work worth remembering? Anything less than yes did not make the cut.
The pixel became the foundation. Not as a style reference. As a philosophy. Every film ever made, every photograph ever taken is nothing but a precise arrangement of pixels making a decision together. I wanted FIREWOX to operate the same way. Deliberate. Structured. Every element doing exactly what it was put there to do.
The pixel pattern, the six-color system, the weighted logotype — none of it is decoration. It is infrastructure. Built to hold its character across every surface, every format, every context — without flinching.
I did not design a brand. I constructed a frame.
Full case study here: https://www.behance.net/gallery/253226945/FIREWOX-Studios-Brand-Identity
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A recent landing page exploration for a conceptual architecture studio designing for extreme environments.
The goal was to create an experience that feels editorial, immersive, and timeless—moving beyond the typical real estate aesthetic to highlight the relationship between architecture and nature.
Designed with a focus on typography, composition, and storytelling.
Always exploring ways to turn ideas into experiences.
Really clean work. The typography and composition do a great job of setting the mood.