What a visual identity has to do
A visual identity is not a logo. It is everything that lets people recognize you without reading your name: the logo, but also the typography, the colours, the images, the way you occupy space, the tone. When these elements are designed together, the brand holds on a business card as well as on a storefront, and it holds over time. When they are added one by one, as needs arise, the brand dilutes and eventually gets redone.
What we deliver
Logo and its variations. Visual system: typography, colour palette, grids, image treatment. Applications: stationery, signage, packaging, presentations, social media, website. Brand guide, so that your team and your suppliers apply the identity without calling you. Every deliverable comes in ready-to-use formats.
How we work
We start with what the brand has to say, to whom, and against whom it competes. Creative direction comes next: decisive directions, not a spread of variants. You choose from mock-ups shown in context, not from a logo alone on a white background. A senior creative director carries the project from the first call to delivery, with no intermediary. Thirty years of practice serve one purpose: recognizing quickly what will work, and not making you pay for the detours.
Who it is for
A company launching a brand, like the beverage or restaurant launches we have directed. An organization whose identity has aged and hesitates between refreshing and redoing. A cultural institution that has to tie an image to a place and a program. An agency or studio that needs senior reinforcement on an identity mandate. See our work →