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Late last year I jumped onto a project to help with the branding for Dawn, a company building a product around 24/7 therapy.
One of the concepts I explored was inspired by sunrise, using light and movement to create a sense of calm and clarity.
The logotype would react to the time of day, slowly fading as night drew in.
We ended up keeping a version of the logotype, but I still think this concept could have worked beautifully on the website, changing and reacting as you scrolled.
Even the D logomark followed the same idea, breaking down into segments inspired by a rising sun.
Always fun looking back at the ideas that never quite made it.
That concept of the D logomark breaking down into rising sun segments is brilliant. It would have looked incredible reacting to the scroll, especially for a brand centered around clarity
Fantastic project to wrap up 🔥
FREE a brand identity built on early conviction and long-term thinking. Proud of how this one turned out.
BLAIRE | Brand Identity & Packaging
Blaire was built around the idea of making a minimal brand feel distinctive without relying on excess.
The visual direction combines a restrained palette, confident typography and metallic packaging details to create something that feels clean and elevated, while still carrying enough personality to be recognisable.
Rather than treating the logo, packaging and supporting graphics as separate pieces, the identity was designed as one system. Repetition, scale and typography become part of the brand language, allowing it to stay consistent across both product and communication.
A closer look at some of the applications that brought the Blaire identity together.
Great job. I like it.