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Artistto started as a WhatsApp group of two thousand musicians and artists sharing gigs. The community was alive, it just had no face. We built the identity around the stage: a bold all caps wordmark whose O is a microphone, in Zesty Orange and Reddish Magenta on charcoal, warm enough that the artists recognised themselves and sharp enough that a venue takes them seriously. Live at artistto.com.
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some visuals from iki, a matcha shop i’m currently working on 🍵
one of the most interesting parts of this project has been figuring out how to turn an abstract concept into something people can actually see and feel.
from the typography to the illustrations and overall visual language, every element is an opportunity to give the brand more personality and make it feel like its own world.
still exploring, but i’m really enjoying where this is going.
the illustration direction feels like it could take over the whole shop interior, not just the cups. thats usually where these projects fall apart
One of my favorite projects this year 👉 Fluxnet.
The challenge of this project was to create an identity for a company bringing AI into complex industrial environments, where trust and reliability matter just as much as innovation.
The direction was to balance these two worlds: a brand that feels grounded and dependable, but still looks ahead. The goal was to make complex technology feel clear and accessible without losing its technical edge.
Full project here
Curious to hear your thoughts. How do you approach branding in such a technical spaces?
how did you land on the balance between industrial and innovative?
One brand, very different variety products. 👀
BASYX is one of my favorite projects because the packaging had to work across categories, from skincare to food, while still feeling like one cohesive brand.
That’s the fun challenge of multi-product brands: creating a visual system flexible enough to grow without losing its identity.
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