- 3D Rendering 21
- Argentina 9
- Art Installations 6
- Australia 17
- Awards 12
- Belgium 2
- Campaign 4
- Canada 2
- China 28
- Conferences 11
- Environmental Design 9
- France 5
- Germany 8
- Graffiti 2
- Hong Kong 1
- Icons Set 8
- Illustration 41
- Israel 2
- Japan 3
- Logo Design 42
- Mexico 1
- Naming 2
- New York 1
- New Zealand 50
- Packaging 27
- Photography 14
- Portugal 6
- Posters 13
- Projections 7
- Publications 83
- Rebranding 11
- San Francisco 2
- Singapore 2
- South Korea 2
- Spain 14
- Sweeden 1
- UAE 1
- UK 12
- USA 11
- Visual Identity 50
- Wayfinding 3
- Web Design 4
- Worldwide 1

Queenstown Airport— Making the invisible visible
We created a unique, functional, and recognizable signage system that appeals to multiple audiences, emphasizing the concept of "Making the invisible visible." The system visualizes the invisible lines created when people travel from one place to another, using a flexible, modular, and scalable identity of three intuitive and friendly lines. We also designed a bespoke set of pictograms, which we super-sized to enhance the visitor experience.

Libre— Before Trapped
'Libre' project is a continuation of the fanzine called 'Trapped' or 'Atrapado', created several years ago. These new drawings combine technical sketches crafted by an architect and the whimsical fantasy characters brought to life by an illustrator.

Lay Day— A premium instant coffee
Lay Day is a premium instant coffee roasted, brewed, and freeze-dried in New Zealand. A single origin from Papua New Guinea coffee beans — Ethically sourced. 100% arabica beans - Speciality coffee.

VOS.QUE— Stop Deforestation
We wanted to raise awareness about indiscriminate logging worldwide. To best provoke the general public, we harnessed the public roads to democratise communication and maximise reach.

Still Waters— A boutique distillery
Still Waters distillery is located on the grounds of Waimarino Luxury Lodge in Queenstown, New Zealand. Waimarino is Maori for Still Waters, and the location of the lodge is in an area commonly called Bobs Cove but originally known as Waimarino.

Mate Act Now— Deforestation
In response to the 2019/20 Australian bushfires, and recontextualised by the global outbreak of COVID-19, MATE ACT NOW is a co-ordinated response of over 130 designers from some of the world’s top creative studios to drive climate action

Remedial Massage— In like a pretzel, out like a noodle
“In like a pretzel, out like a noodle”. To emphasise the service for our clients, we’ve worked with the idea of a ‘before’ and an ‘after'. This idea reflects the concept of recovery. We evolved the word-mark and pictorial mark, playing with different thicknesses and illustrated characters respectively, in order to create a transformation from a compact and tight aspect to a loose and softer result.

Block— Many together, much stronger
A large solid piece made of multiple wooden sticks represents the strength that comes from unity.

Joni— A Verjus drink
Joni is a Verjus drink — Verjus, who? Verjus translates to green juice. It's lightly sweet, tart, unfermented & made from grapes that are picked pre-harvest to give the others a little more elbow room. Joni is a multipurpose drink, Non-alcoholic and with 0g added sugar. It comes in two flavours; Blanc and Rouge.

Pink Month— Check Your Breasts Regularly
Check yourself (.)(.) An in-house campaign for the Pink Month. October is breast cancer awareness month, so let's talk about breast cancer.

Dog Eat Dogs Hot Dogs— A Queenstown dog trader
Dog Eat Dogs Hot Dogs is a Queenstown dog trader. Local and proud. One of their secrets for these exclusive hot dogs are their original sauces; that are made by them — and only them!

Tape Graffiti— Abstract & Peace
Vinyl tape graffiti in Barcelona.

Little Mez— A Tequila and Mezcal speciality cocktail Bar
Little Mez is a Tequila and Mezcal speciality cocktail Bar. For the brand identity, we focus on developing it with clear Mexican roots. The brand concept was built through the main feature of the venue, its stairs. You can only access the Bar through them. And paradoxically, the staircase morphology when is seen in perspective, you can also see a Mayan temple.

Voicot— Las ideas no se matan
Voicot is an art movement that stands against any form of animal exploitation. We partnered with them to produce a series of posters focused on raising awareness about consciousness, titled 'Ideas are not to be killed'.

Kapsi— What you see is what you get
Kapsi, is a roasted capsicum sauce proudly made in Queenstown. Made using capsicums, mustard, tomatoes, vinegar & cloves. All these high-quality ingredients create an unmistakable flavour and texture.

Forage & Gold— Pure New Zealand honey
Forage & Gold wants to create a honey company that has as little impact as possible while delivering delicious honey, and providing ideas and suggestions for everyday use.

Imaginelle— Australia’s first & only carbon-neutral cosmetics contract manufacturer
Love Beauty Foods (LBF) is a purpose-driven brand located in Newcastle on the Awabakal land in Australia. They specialise in producing zero-waste beauty and wellness essentials. They approached us for assistance with updating their packaging, but we went further and conducted a complete brand narrative overhaul to align with their commitment to sustainability.

Höganas Chocolate— Grown in Ecuador, crafted in Sweden
Höganäs Chocolate is committed to developing a unique fermentation process to achieve the highest quality chocolate and ensure a fair working condition for both people and cacao trees to thrive. All their products are UTZ & Rainforest Alliance Certified.

The Meat Preachers— A South American barbecue experience
The Meat Preachers is the temple of the Zamora guys. Located in Queenstown, this casual restaurant provides an outstanding BBQ experience inspired by South America’s traditional techniques. It is the most authentic BBQ experience outside of South America.

The Happy Living Project— The Living Building Challenge
The Happy Living Project is a remarkable project that takes an authentic approach. It was led by Michelle and Daniel De Bono, who undertook a Living Building Challenge in Wanaka, New Zealand. The Living Building Challenge is a global design framework that aims to create sustainable spaces and give back more than they take.