Sometimes, some projects are just not meant to be. And that's ok. I had a blast developing the initial concept for this branding proposal. From 3D, imagery, color combinations, animation... The goal? Create a visual identity that is both versatile and structured, resulting in a brand that is adaptable, yet grounded, and approachable. Every major format follows a grid system that allows for different interpretations of the same design: Traditional hierarchy with image and headline? You got it! Big images with small text? Yes! Should information take priority over visuals? Sure! This is a branding case study that the client ultimately did not use. But I'm still proud of the result and the effort that went into it. Full study here

Some recent frames from my client's work.

Clean frames. The layout and information hierarchy look well structured — especially for teams working with complex dashboards and workflows. Always interesting to see how good design simplifies heavy data interfaces.