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A studio built for early-stage founders, which meant its own site had to prove the service it sells. Brand identity, art direction and the full site, structured so a founder can tell within one screen whether this is for them.

Positioning came before pixels: what the studio takes on, what it refuses, and what a founder actually gets. The visual system, motion and page order all follow from that, rather than the other way round.

Ar/Cut turns long streams and recordings into short highlight clips automatically. The engagement covered the whole thing, brand and product: a logo and wordmark, a typographic system, the identity that carries across the app and the marketing site, the site itself, and the software behind it.

The hard part was explaining an automated workflow to an audience that skims. The site leads with the outcome (clips, ready to post) and holds the technical explanation one scroll below it, so a streamer understands the value before being asked to understand the mechanism.

Brand identity and label design for a wine label aiming at a considered, premium read, plus the site that carries it. Restraint was the whole brief: in a category crowded with ornament, the work earns attention by holding back.

Typography does most of the work, with the label left quiet enough that the bottle looks expensive on a shelf and the site looks expensive on a phone.

Alley is a nursery growing avenue and park trees and shrubs, both from its own production and from European growers, supplying parks, streets and private gardens. The work covered the brand and the site that carries it.

A nursery sells something that takes years to grow, so the site leads with the planting rather than the interface: full-bleed photography of mature trees, a catalogue a landscaper can actually browse, and a quiet layout that stays out of the way of it.