TURBO needed a brand that could make emerging fashion technologies tangible without hype. We created a living, evolving identity system that reflects constant experimentation and collaboration. Built with motion, variable typography and generative tools, the brand adapts as new ideas and partners emerge, positioning TURBO as a credible platform for connecting technologies and accelerating sustainable fashion.

Croxley Park had a strong ESG ethos, but little visible way to communicate it. We created “Planet Croxley”, a unifying identity that turns policy into something people can see, use and engage with. Applied across the environment, communications and data, it brings clarity to ESG activity, supports occupiers’ own reporting needs and drives greater participation across the park community.

Bloom Labs is advancing circular materials using natural waste by-products, but needed a brand that could express complex science clearly. We created an identity built around the 'science of circularity', translating technical innovation into a distinctive, visual system. The result bridges science and fashion, helping communicate Bloom Labs’ role in enabling the industry’s transition to more sustainable, circular materials.

Warner Bros. Studios had made significant sustainability progress but lacked a clear way to communicate and embed it across the site. We created “The Big Picture”, a bold, visible brand that turns action into engagement. Using the iconic shield as a framing device, the initiative highlights impact across the studio, encouraging staff to understand, participate in and build on ongoing change.

The Ashmolean needed a brand that could unify its vast collections and guide audiences through its stories. We developed a clear strategy and distinctive identity centred on a timeline-inspired ‘A’ device. Flexible across physical and digital spaces, it helps visitors navigate content, connecting objects, cultures and time periods within a cohesive, contemporary museum experience.

Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden needed a unified brand across four distinct divisions. We developed a clear strategy, flexible identity and high-performance website that balance emotional storytelling with practical functionality. The result is a cohesive brand and digital experience that works as both a powerful sales tool and an essential resource, making it easier for clients to navigate, engage and produce world-class films.

Tullie House Trust needed a brand that reflected its transformation into a modern cultural hub. We repositioned and simplified the identity to 'Tullie', creating a clear, confident brand rooted in its heritage. A distinctive logotype and flexible visual system bring warmth and accessibility, helping communicate the museum’s expanded role as Carlisle’s home of culture.

Refugee Trauma Initiative needed a brand that reflected its evolving mission and supported global growth. We developed a new name, Amna, and an identity that shifts the narrative from trauma to hope, creativity and belonging. The result is a warm, optimistic brand that better connects with the communities it serves and communicates the transformational impact of its work.

Common Ground was created to bridge the gap between sustainability expertise and strategic communications. We developed a name and identity that capture this intersection, expressing how alignment between disciplines drives meaningful impact. In its first six months, the business has secured a major sustainable fashion client and gained industry recognition, signalling strong early traction and relevance.

Forbury Place needed a clearer, more compelling offer to attract occupiers. We developed a refreshed brand and campaign built around 'For Everyone', highlighting its location, connectivity and lifestyle benefits. Applied across film, digital and interiors, the identity creates a cohesive, confident proposition designed to drive interest and increase occupancy.

Croydon College needed a brand that reflected its transformation and worked alongside its associated institutions. We created a distinctive identity built around a double ‘C’ marque, aligning the College with aspirational ideas while unifying the wider brand family. Applied across print, digital and the environment, the system brings clarity, consistency and renewed confidence to the College’s offer.

UK Parliament Week needed a refreshed identity to re-energise public engagement. We evolved the brand around 'The UKPW Experience', creating a bold, typographic system and flexible toolkit that communicates participation and impact. The result is a dynamic identity that brings the festival experience to life, encouraging people across the UK to get involved and make a difference.

Teen Cancer America needed a distinctive identity for an A-list fundraising event at Soho House, West Hollywood. We created branding, a website and invitations, led by an innovative film developed in the Blast studio and inspired by the fusion of art and music. The result was a cohesive, high-impact experience that built anticipation, engaged guests and elevated the event on the night.

Jellyfish Pictures needed a brand that reflected the ambition and quality of its visual effects and animation work. We created an identity built around 'making the impossible possible', expressed through a distinctive 3D monogram and dynamic digital experience. The result is a bold, cohesive brand that showcases their craft and positions them at the forefront of the industry.

The Crunch needed a brand that could engage audiences from young children to scientists around a complex, shared topic. We created a unifying name, identity and communication framework that balances clarity with depth. Delivered across digital, film, interactive content and national events, the work brings together diverse voices and experiences into one accessible, engaging initiative.

FutureFest needed an identity that reflected its dynamic, multi-format exploration of the future. We created a disruptive, evolving visual system based on digital glitches, capturing uncertainty and possibility. Applied across print and digital, the campaign brought the theme 'Occupy the Future' to life, creating an energetic identity that mirrors the event’s immersive, thought-provoking experience.

The University of Sussex needed to unify a fragmented identity and reassert its progressive spirit. We created the brand around a simple, campaignable and inclusive idea – 'US' – bringing clarity, cohesion and a distinctive voice. The new identity quickly transformed perception and performance, driving a significant rise in applications and establishing a long-lasting brand still at the heart of the university today.

The BBC Symphony Orchestra needed a distinctive, flexible identity. We created a campaignable brand built from its acronym, 'BBC SO', turning it into a bold and adaptable device for communication. The dynamic ‘O’ expresses movement and performance, resulting in an identity that captures the Orchestra’s energy, supports diverse campaigns and reflects its commitment to innovation and live experience.