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May | Brand designer & strategist
Creating strategic brands with brains & personality
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MIDDAY | Campaign & Art Direction
MIDDAY was positioned as a habit brand rather than a special-occasion destination.
The campaign language is direct, playful and grounded in the reality of a busy day. Good food, made properly, without turning lunch into a whole performance.
Not the place you save for someday. The place you return to every Tuesday.
Soon a deeper take and look in this personal project.
MIDDAY may not be a real sandwich bar yet, but the concept is ready to leave the mockups whenever someone wants to open the doors.
Lunch. Handled.
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MIDDAY | Visual Identity System
The MIDDAY identity was designed to work hardest in the everyday touchpoints, from menus and receipts to signage and takeaway moments.
A compact colour palette, oversized typography and loose illustrated assets keep the brand recognisable while giving it enough flexibility to feel relaxed, playful and human.
A system made for real lunch breaks, not just polished mockups.
Last part before the case study on this personal project.
It may only exist in mockups for now, but the brand is ready whenever someone wants to make it real.
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MIDDAY | Sandwich Bar Brand Identity
A self-initiated brand identity for MIDDAY, a contemporary sandwich bar built around one simple idea: everyday lunch should still feel worth looking forward to.
The identity combines bold editorial typography, warm lifestyle photography and familiar deli-inspired details to create something considered, approachable and easy to return to.
Your 12:30 deserves better.
more posts on this one in the upcoming days!
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BLAIRE Part 3.
A closer look at the packaging system behind the concept.
The collection was developed around sculptural forms, coated aluminium finishes, and a restrained visual language that allows the materials to do most of the work. Rather than relying on loud branding, the focus was placed on silhouette, proportion, and subtle typography to create products that feel considered both on shelf and in hand.
The result is a skincare and beauty collection that balances softness with structure through a cohesive family of vessels, cartons, and material finishes.
The full case study will be shared soon.
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