Project —Natural skin care website for traditional German manufacturer Remmele’s Propolis, specialising in podiatric skin care products as well as general beauty products based on natural ingredients like propolis or beeswax.

Stylish yet professional new website and art direction for long-established and well-respected German skin care manufacturer Remmele’s Propolis. The website includes extensive web shop functions as well as a number of specialised aesthetic content functions that inform the visitor about special bee properties like propolis, honey, gelée royale and or beeswax, and that are used extensively in the company’s natural products, all made in Germany.–> Visit Remmele’s Propolis

            Project —Extracts from a hunting school branding guide for a pair of Berlin-based hunting entrepreneurs who founded their own school, mixing both contemporary and traditional motives.

            Project — Property branding pitch for a Berlin real estate company, conceived as a glossy lifestyle magazine introducing prospective buyers to the apartment’s amenities and cultural attractions of the area.

Geared towards its prospective affluent older target audience, the sales brochure masqueraded as a stylish upmarket Berlin city guide with a focus on the commercial and recreational opportunities close to its Kurfürstendamm location. The main design challenge was mirroring the pre-determined visual branding device – diagonally crossing coloured bands – tastefully across all designs.

            Project — Late 2017 saw the founding of a company offering bespoke financial services to participants in the German art industry. This branding pitch suggested a conservative but nevertheless culture-savvy pictorial language alongside a solid logo and signet.

            Project —Visual branding pitch for a techno record label whose existing branding was attractive, but noticeably derivative of iconic contemporary music label ECM. The pitch thus suggested a more technological, pared-down and futuristic update.

     The submission was presented as a mood portfolio of aesthetic cues and environments. Associatively, these were chosen to relate to techno music, its production and reception and to create a surrounding visual framework around which the brand could place itself conceptually.By the help of chapters like ‘texture’, ‘people’ or ‘nature’ these worked as a stylistic and emotional reference guide. Also suggested was an alternative logo version, as well as some possible design treatments for vinyl sleeve covers.