In my time working as a brand designer at Studio Rival, a strategic studio in London, I worked closer with the founder to evolve their existing brand and extend it across an array of assets from digital (like master deck templates, and social media templates) to print (like tote bags, business cards, stickers, mouse pads, posters and other merch).

The brief was to push the brand to be bolder, recognizable, flexible, and scalable but with space for fun which is reflected in the colours, shapes, and beautiful illustrations by Joy Pepper.

In my time working as a brand designer at Studio Rival,
a strategic studio in London, I worked closer with the founder
to evolve their existing brand and extend it across an array
of assets from digital (like master deck templates, and social media templates) to print (like tote bags, business cards,
stickers, mouse pads, and other merch).

The brief was to push the brand to be bolder, recognizable, flexible, and scalable but with space for fun which is reflected
in the colours, shapes, and beautiful illustrations by Joy Pepper.

In my time working as a brand designer at Studio Rival,
a strategic studio in London, I worked closer with the founder to evolve their existing brand and extend it across an array
of assets from digital (like master deck templates, and social media templates) to print (like tote bags, business cards, stickers, mouse pads and other merch).

The brief was to push the brand to be bolder, recognizable, flexible, and scalable but with space for fun which is reflected in the colours, shapes and beautiful illustrations by Joy Pepper.

In my time working as a brand designer at Studio Rival,
a strategic studio in London, I worked closer with the
founder to evolve their existing brand and extend it across
an array of assets from digital (like master deck templates,
and social media templates) to print (like tote bags,
business cards, stickers, mouse pads and other merch).

The brief was to push the brand to be bolder, recognizable, flexible, and scalable but with space for fun which is reflected
in the colours, shapes and beautiful illustrations by Joy Pepper.

In my time working as a brand designer
at Studio Rival, a strategic studio in London,
I worked closer with the founder to evolve
their existing brand and extend it across
an array of assets from digital (like master
deck templates, and social media templates) to print (like tote bags, business cards, stickers, mouse pads and other merch).

The brief was to push the brand to be bolder, recognizable, flexible, and scalable but with space for fun which is reflected in the colours, shapes and beautiful illustrations by  Joy Pepper.