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Quick question: are your visuals just looking good, or are they actually making you money?
There's a difference. Pretty visuals get likes. Profitable visuals get clients, sales, and a brand people remember.
Every project I create is built around that difference designed to boost your visibility, deepen engagement, and drive real sales.
What's one thing your current brand visuals are missing? Tell me below, and let's talk about fixing it.
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Our goal is simple: take an idea and turn it into something that feels bigger, more cinematic and more memorable.
From the initial concept to the final visual, we create content tailored around the identity and message of each brand.
🎥 Commercial Videos
🤖 AI-Powered Production
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I’ve been slowly updating all of our project imagery across a new website update and and our internal decks.
Logos are only a small fraction of what we do for clients now, but I still love starting there. They often set the tone for the wider identity, the visual language, and the story we’re trying to tell.
Also, pretty satisfying seeing some of my favourites all together on one page.
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A brand can look beautiful and still feel forgettable.
For ÉLAN NOIR, I wanted the identity to communicate something more specific: elegance, mystery, and quiet confidence.
That meant looking beyond the logo and thinking about how the typography, color, layout, packaging and overall visual language could create one consistent feeling.
That’s how I approach brand identity and packaging design.
Not just making individual pieces look good, but building a visual system that gives a brand something recognizable to grow with. I’m currently open to working with founders and brands in:
→ CPG → Food & Beverage → Wellness → Lifestyle → DTC → Consumer products
Whether you're building a new brand, launching a product, expanding your SKUs, or refreshing an existing identity, I'd love to hear what you're working on.
What makes a brand instantly recognizable to you?
For me it's repetition of one non-logo asset — a crop, a paper stock, a specific shade — showing up often enough that people recognise it before they read anything. The low-key lighting is doing that job here; does it survive a retailer shooting the bottle on plain white?