Design InteractiveBrand systems

Product identities and a rebrand.

Each product needed a mark that worked on a headset splash screen, a trade-show panel and a slide deck. The company itself needed to stop looking like the late '90s.

Venture logo construction combining navigation, heart, and the letter V

The problem

A technology company with many products, three research divisions and a dated late-'90s identity. Each product needed its own recognisable mark, and the company needed one modern system to hold them together.

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Venture: a pin, a heart and a V.

A map pin, a heart and the letter V, combined into one mark and built out into a full identity.

Finished Venture visual identity applied to a map
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Product marks.

Beat, Classroom AR and senseAR are a few of the many logos and product brands I made, each built to read on a headset, a booth panel and a slide.

The Beat product logo, an angular green wordmark
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A system for three divisions.

Behavioral science, performance analytics and XR each got an emblem in one shared system, so the divisions read as parts of one company.

The XR division emblem, a triangle with an eye, in the Design Interactive identity system
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The rebrand, rolled out.

With the art director, I pitched and delivered a rebrand that replaced the dated look with a modern logo and design system, then rolled it out to business cards, collateral, presentations, environmental graphics and that year's I/ITSEC booth.

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