A few words from cultural venues, local shops and small teams that trusted the studio with their visual identity.
The moodboards and type trials made the direction obvious from the first week. We approved the poster series without a single round of redraws.
Marion Lefevre, Les Nuits de la ButteEvery label, margin and paper stock was explained before printing. The packaging finally matches the care we put into each bar of soap.
Camille Roux, Douceur de ProvenceThe new signage keeps the shop feeling familiar while looking far more polished. Customers noticed the change within a week.
Hugo Bernard, Le Motif bookshopWe received a full guide with colour codes, type scales and layout rules. Our volunteer team now produces consistent posters on their own.
Anaïs Moreau, community associationRevisions were handled calmly and the final files were organised clearly. A rare experience for a small cultural venue.
Julien Petit, gallery coordinatorTell me about your project, your audience, and the feeling you want your brand to carry. I will reply within two working days with a clear proposal: scope, timeline, and the first direction to explore. No obligation, just a focused discussion about what your mark needs to say.
Most local brands end up with a logo that looks fine in isolation but falls apart on a storefront, a flyer, or a social post. The difference here is a single person who follows the project from the first sketch to the final print file, and who checks every application against the same typographic and chromatic system.