How do you brand a branding agency without hiding behind someone else’s product?
The real question with My Brand Alchemy, a studio that helps entrepreneurs reimagine and transform their businesses, was this: Its identity had to stand on its own, not borrow from anyone else's.
We built the system around one metaphor: the laboratory. Strategy as an experiment and clarity as the result of patient work.
→ A monochrome palette, stripped of anything decorative
→ Precise, concept-driven typography with a custom symbol woven into the wordmark
→ Atmospheric glass photography against clean geometric forms
The whole system is meant to feel like a workshop, not a showroom. Transformation as something slow and carefully made, not performed.
Would you trust a branding studio more if its own brand looked like a lab, or like a gallery? 👇
The laboratory framing works because you're treating the studio's own identity as the experiment — the system has to earn its credibility by doing the reimagining it sells. The naming and taxonomy feel honest; if the system stretches into motion and sound, the same...
I used Claude to make a 30-second ad for ALLSPACE, my fictional cloud storage company.
I set the direction and Claude built the ad: the motion graphics, the edit and the sound design, all written in code.
I developed the voiceover script with ChatGPT and the voice was generated in Krea using Seed Audio. The storyboard is posted with the cut.
ALLSPACE started as a print campaign. Two of those ads were selected for the creAtIva AI Art Book Vol. 10, ADS: Advertising Against Advertising.
Both ads sell cloud storage the way a luxury brand sells a lifestyle: every song you’ve ever liked, all in one room; every file saved, because you never know when you might need it.
“File Galore” puts that idea in motion. It opens on one file on a clean desktop. Then the files keep coming. There’s a final_FINAL_v48_USE_THIS.psd, a Trash prompt answered with “Keep,” and a storage bar that keeps upgrading until it reads Unlimited. Then the camera pulls back.