Six Feet
Apart Please︎︎︎
Digital archive
︎ Featued in It’s Nice That
︎ Featured in The Happy Reader
Almost overnight, shoe-pads and circles became our ubiquitious governing. This is an open-source archive that has been contributed to by both strangers and friends. The markings and stickers around New York City create a holistic reflection of design and pandemic communications across the city.
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We created a playful, spunky brand system with as much heart as the TacoHeart team.
Shopstyle came to us to help position them as an iconic curator with a perspective on style. We worked together to build an identity that would inspire discovery, starting with a morphing shape system—a diamond, sparking new styles, flexes from animated holding shapes to expressive patterns. Maven play was the balance we found in giving this system a strong serif workmark and layered type system—there’s nuanced character without losing the essence of being funtional and digitally native.
Qwick is at the heart of the hospitality industry as its leading professional network, paving the path towards an empowered workforce and freelance revolution. Together we created a brand that felt in-the-know and in service of people who serve others.
MainStreet
Brand Identity
Brand identity for MainStreet, the financial membership enabling founders to seize every invisible advantage.
We set out to give prominence to the seasoned insight of this membership-driven company, crafting a sense of heritage throughout the system. This included a wordmark, crafting a set of dynamic illustrations, and redesigning the user experience.
We set out to give prominence to the seasoned insight of this membership-driven company, crafting a sense of heritage throughout the system. This included a wordmark, crafting a set of dynamic illustrations, and redesigning the user experience.
Re-designing the identity system as well as the user experience for RealEats who is creating an abundance of farm-fresh meal possibilities for made-in-the-moment satisfaction. We set out to welcome consumers to a universe of choice where they’re free to mix and match to their stomach’s content.

How does a 100-year old lock and key shop stay relevant but reverent of their origin? Bradley Lock and Key Shop is the oldest Locksmith Shop in Georgia and was founded in 1883. The company has been passed down from generation to generation, and is now in the hands of the fifth.