our WORKS

A recruitment consultant building her own consultancy needed a brand identity rooted in who she actually is, not a corporate template.

With the belief that emotional, mental and physical health can be improved through community, Baleka needed a brand that felt as human as its mission.

From Facebook episodes to YouTube to community TV, we served the visual design needs of this Afrikaans music review program as it grew into an established media brand.

A specialist hair salon with a distinctive approach needed a brand and online presence to match.

What started as a campaign creation opportunity quickly became a multi-year brand stewardship relationship with one of South Africa's most established cultural organisations.

Having recently disassociated from their coffee shop franchise, this local restaurant was ready to strike out on its own as DNA Cafe and Eatery.

As Expression Session grew, the curators needed a brand refresh that could carry the weight of what it had become.

A brand devoted to embracing your natural, regardless of shape, texture and curl type.

Author, public speaker and innovator. This brand required symbolism as layered and diverse as its founder.

A small halfway publishing house with a clear purpose needed design that could give its authors' stories the presence they deserved.

IV Beats had recently dropped his previous alias and needed a brand that matched the premium market he was moving into.

What started as a once-off album artwork project grew into a long-term creative partnership with one of Cape Town's most consistent recording artist.

Empowering children in impoverished communities requires a brand that leads with conviction, not charity.

SlamED wants to give everyone a fair chance to live, positioning itself as the midpoint that brings people closer together.

A music education brand needed an identity as disciplined and expressive as the instrument it teaches.

A change of leadership is often challenging. A simultaneous change of identity takes more than courage, it requires vision.

More than just great coffee. The Daily is a destination.

A franchise looking to develop an Express version of their existing cafe model needed a brand that could stand alone while still carrying the equity of the original.

A faith-based organisation at the start of a deliberate brand strategy process, building the foundations for how it communicates its mission.

A sports rehabilitation practice with genuine clinical expertise needed a brand presence built to earn the same trust online that it had already earned in the treatment room.