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01Hyperion — Brand GuidelinesThe document Hyperion was handed when we left: mark construction, clear space, palette, typography and the rules that keep all of it intact once someone else is applying it.Brand Guidelines · Logo System
02Kraft — Brand GuidelinesA full identity manual for Kraft — the mark, its permitted variations, the palette and the applications, written so a third party can extend the brand without asking us first.Brand Guidelines · Identity System
03Nexcon — Brand GuidelinesNexcon's identity set down in full: construction geometry, misuse cases, colour breakdowns and the typographic hierarchy the brand runs on.Brand Guidelines · Logo Construction
04Flexta — Brand IdentityA complete identity for Flexta, from the constructed mark through to the collateral that carries it. The wordmark is drawn on the same geometry as the symbol, so the lockup holds together at any size.Brand Identity · Logo Design
05Outlook Real Estate — Brand IdentityAn identity for a property business that had to read as established on day one — restrained, architectural, and legible on everything from a hoarding to a listing thumbnail.Brand Identity · Logo Design
06PaoLive — Brand IdentityA digital-first identity for PaoLive: a mark built to survive an app icon, a favicon and a profile circle without a second version being drawn for each.Brand Identity · Logo Design
07Vener — Brand IdentityThe Vener identity, developed from mark to full system — construction, palette and the applications that prove it works off the artboard.Brand Identity · Logo Design
08Zentix — Brand IdentityA precise, technical identity for Zentix. The mark is geometric by construction rather than by styling, which is what lets it scale from signage down to a stitched label.Brand Identity · Logo Design
09FlyersFlyers built to survive the press and the shelf — bold enough to stop someone mid-aisle, structured enough that the client can reprint with new copy and nothing breaks.Print Design · Flyers
103D LogosMarks taken off the flat artboard and given real material, light and depth — rendered so the form still reads when it is flattened back to one colour.3D Logo Design · Dimensional Marks
11Automotive LogosEmblems and marks for the motor trade, drawn to survive a badge, a wrap and a workshop sign — heavy enough to hold at speed, fine enough to hold on paper.Logo Design · Automotive
12E-commerce LogosMarks for online retail, where the first appearance is a 32-pixel avatar. Each one is tested at that size before it is tested at any other.Logo Design · E-commerce
13Entertainment LogosLogos for media, music and entertainment brands — expressive without becoming illustration, so they still work as a stamp on a poster or a corner bug on screen.Logo Design · Entertainment
14Mascot LogosCharacters drawn as marks rather than as pictures: one consistent line weight, a limited palette, and a silhouette that is recognisable before any detail is.Mascot Design · Character Marks
15Packaging & LabelsLabels and packaging built as a kit, so a new flavour or variant extends the range without a redesign — and still holds its own on a crowded shelf.Packaging Design · Label Systems
16Banners & ThumbnailsBanners and thumbnails tuned for the size they actually appear at — type weight and crop decided at the final scale, not at 100%.Banner Design · Thumbnails
17Dorsett Travels — Social CampaignAn engagement campaign for a travel brand: one grid, one type scale and a palette that lets a destination photograph carry the post without the layout competing with it.Social Media · Travel
18Kawan Singapore — SocialRestaurant social built as a repeatable kit, so the venue's own team can post a new dish each week and the feed still reads as one brand.Social Media · Food & Beverage
19Osoor Perfumes — Product ShowcaseProduct-led social for a fragrance house, where the bottle is the hero and the typography's job is to stay out of its way while still carrying the name.Social Media · Product Showcase
20Vini Perfumes — SocialA fragrance range given a consistent social language: the same crop discipline and the same lighting treatment across every variant, so the line reads as a set.Social Media · Fragrance
21Expert Barber Shop — UI/UXAn interface built around one job — booking a chair — with everything that does not serve it moved out of the first screen.UI/UX Design · Booking Flow
22LB Car Services — UI/UXA service-booking interface for the motor trade: a flow a customer can complete on a phone in a forecourt, with the quote logic visible rather than hidden behind a call-back form.UI/UX Design · Service Booking
23Neural Tech AI — UI/UXA product interface for an AI platform, designed as a system: one type scale, one spacing rhythm and one component set, so a new flow costs a layout rather than a redesign.UI/UX Design · SaaS
24Otech Enterprises — UI/UXA corporate platform given a structure it can grow into — sections that stay navigable as the content trebles, and a hierarchy that survives the client's own edits.UI/UX Design · Corporate Web
25Website DesignWebsites designed on a grid and a component set, so what gets built matches what was designed at every breakpoint rather than only at the width it was drawn in.Web Design · Landing Pages
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