Why we still sketch on paper first
A short defence of the pencil, and what happens to ideas that skip the sketchbook stage.
Selected projects
Strategy, naming, visual identity and digital design under one roof, without the agency overhead.
Independent studio
We started as two friends sharing a desk above a print shop, and we still believe the best design is made close to the material. Today the studio has six people, a long table and a shelf of paper samples nobody is allowed to throw out.
We work with galleries, food producers, small software companies and a surprising number of dentists. What they share is a founder who cares about details and a willingness to try one idea that scares them a little.
A small look at what leaves our hands.
The guidelines they wrote are the first document our whole team actually reads.
Our new packaging sold out in a month. Several customers asked who designed it.
They listened more than they talked, and the result looks like us on our best day.
A short defence of the pencil, and what happens to ideas that skip the sketchbook stage.
What we learned from watching our own files meet the machines.
The five questions that save two weeks of back and forth.