Bad Bun is a burger joint with a rebellious streak. Not your average takeaway — it's the place you go before the party, after the party, and sometimes instead of the party. The ask was to create a brand that felt bold, unapologetic and made to be seen. Something playful and confident, with just enough chaos to feel authentic. The kind of branding people instantly recognise — and want to be part of.

The approach: I came at it from the culture first. Bad Bun isn't just food — it's a mood, a crowd, a late-night energy. So the brand had to live beyond the logo. I developed a full visual world built around that personality: a tone of voice that's got attitude without trying too hard, a visual system that's deliberately a little unruly, and a character-driven illustration language that shows up consistently across every surface. The packaging talks back. The menu reads like a playlist. The merch is something people actually want to wear. Every touchpoint was designed to feel like it belongs to a place worth talking about.

Deliverables: Brand strategy · Visual identity · Tone of voice · Packaging design · Menu design · Merch · Environmental graphics

Obsessed. I'd eat there every day with graphics like that 🙌

Hey Everyone.

Would like to share a project I wrapped up called Eco Cart. Primary focus of the brand is to bring a zero-waste grocery style to the market, by working with local farmers and community.

Process has range from building up the logo to making applied designs on different types of mockups, to showcase how the breathe could breathe and look in the real world.

This isn't a real world project, but a speculative one to practice branding. Thank you for reading.

Amazing!