Strategy
Positioning, audience, tone, naming, and the decisions that make the visual work useful.
Branding archive
Real identity systems spanning logos, colour, type, illustration, packaging, campaigns, signage, and the details that make a business recognisable.
Selected identity systems
Real identity work across launch campaigns, merchandise, social systems, products, print, signage, and the everyday touchpoints that prove a brand can live beyond its logo.
01 / Restaurant decision app
A playful food-tech identity for a two-person restaurant matching game, built for quick shared decisions on mobile.
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02 / Irish music and hospitality
A warm, contemporary brand direction for an Irish live-music experience, built around an existing Celtic guitar and Claddagh mark.
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03 / Neurodivergent community
A bright, accessible identity system for a community supporting neurodivergent young people and the people around them.
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04 / Drinks and hospitality
A playful shake-bar identity built around a hand-drawn script mark, an integrated cup icon, and colour that feels full of flavour.
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05 / Drinkware and lifestyle
A compact space-age identity pairing a fine-line astronaut illustration with restrained typography and premium product finishes.
View single →Selected applications / 11 examples
Marks are only the beginning. Filter through identity systems, campaign work, packaging, digital applications, and individual lockups.

Brand systems / 01
Grá Duit

Campaign / 02
Grá Duit

Packaging / 03
Grá Duit

Digital / 04
Grá Duit

Brand systems / 05
Wired Different

Digital / 06
Wired Different

Campaign / 07
Wired Different

Logo / 08
Shake It

Brand systems / 09
Shake It

Packaging / 10
Astronaut Juice

Campaign / 11
Astronaut Juice
What branding can hold
A proper identity exercise gives the website something to belong to. These are the lanes we can shape together, whether the brief starts as a logo, a mood, or a business that has outgrown its current look.
Positioning, audience, tone, naming, and the decisions that make the visual work useful.
Marks, colour, type, illustration, image direction, and a system with enough range.
Packaging, signage, campaigns, social, merch, collateral, and the physical world.
Web hierarchy, content patterns, launch pages, templates, and a clear route into build.
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