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A two-week brand sprint for Charles & Charlotte & Consulting, or C&C&C for short.
This one was really fun. The challenge was figuring out how the brand could evolve from Charles & Charlotte’s already unique design language into something new for their venture into consulting.
We created something intentionally unconventional, with a lot of different pieces working together across typography, graphic design, 3D assets, motion, and digital.
The process was also a nice balance of new and old tools. Around 90% human, 10% AI. Using AI where it actually added something, while keeping the ideas, experimentation, and design decisions human.
Really happy with where this one landed.
https://charlesandcharlotte.consulting/
The eco-score sitting right next to steps and water is a smart move, it reframes sustainability as just another daily stat instead of a separate chore. Curious how you landed on gamifying it that way versus something more like a streak or badge system.
One of my first solo projects for an AI startup, around two years ago.
I worked directly with BRYO’s two founders, taking the brand from early strategy through to a complete visual system and the touchpoints they needed to start putting it into the world.
Looking back, there’s a lot I’d approach differently now. But that’s also what I like about revisiting older work. It was a huge learning experience and one of the first projects where I got to think about a brand as a whole system, not just an identity.
And the nice part: it did its job.
The brand carried BRYO through those early two-person stages, and the identity is still part of the company today as they’ve secured funding, grown the team and moved forward with a pretty ambitious vision for industrial AI.
Finally put the full case study together here ↓
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