SELECTED WORK / 2026

Same studio.
Different worlds.

Three imaginary briefs. Three distinct points of view.
A few ways to make people look, feel, and look again.

FIND YOUR KIND OF DIFFERENT

Showing all 3 projects.

Odd Company original identity on a tote, poster, and box
01 / CONCEPT

IDENTITY & ART DIRECTION

Odd
Company.

Good things happen when we stop trying to fit in. An expressive identity for a fictional shop with a proudly individual point of view.

PLAYFUL BY NATURE2026
Inside the idea
The story in brief

We built a friendly arch mascot, a bold wordmark, and a warm color system. The arch becomes a container, a pattern, and a character across packaging and printed pieces. A flexible system with room to be a little odd.

Off Hours fictional journal with original abstract landscape artwork
02 / CONCEPT

EDITORIAL & ILLUSTRATION

Off
Hours.

A journal for the beautiful in-between. An editorial world that gives the everyday a little more attention, and the reader a little more room.

A SLOWER RHYTHM2026
Inside the idea
The story in brief

Quiet compositions meet confident typography. Modular landscapes create a visual language for slow days, while a warm paper palette keeps every touchpoint inviting. The system extends from a printed cover to small field journals.

Six original geometric characters and symbols for the fictional Common Ground festival
03 / CONCEPT

ILLUSTRATION & VISUAL SYSTEM

Common
Ground.

Different shapes. Shared energy. A family of friendly forms for a fictional arts festival that believes creativity belongs to everyone.

MADE TO COME TOGETHER2026
Inside the idea
The story in brief

Six geometric building blocks become a generous, approachable illustration toolkit. A shared grid and limited palette let each character feel individual while belonging to the same family. Designed to mix, crop, and grow across festival materials.

All three projects are original concepts created for this template. The brands and commissions are fictional.

THINKING IN PICTURES

The idea behind
the idea.

Open the original presentation graphics
to explore the creative direction.

YOUR NEXT CHAPTER?

Let’s make
a mark.

Big idea or early thought. There’s room for both.