Full Cup Design

12/02/2026

The Sun & Daughter website was developed with a mobile-first approach, recognising that most parents are browsing, researching, and purchasing on the go. The mobile experience needed to feel effortless, intuitive, and entirely geared towards shopping — no friction, no confusion, no overwhelm.

The layout was carefully structured to be clean and scroll-friendly, making product discovery and decision-making feel natural. Key information such as SPF level, ingredients, benefits, and reviews is surfaced early, allowing parents to quickly understand what they’re purchasing and why it’s suitable for their children. Strong visual hierarchy, generous spacing, and clear calls-to-action help guide users seamlessly from landing through to checkout.

Every element was considered through the lens of a busy parent: fast loading, thumb-friendly navigation, and simplified pathways to purchase. The result is a mobile experience that feels calm, trustworthy, and confident — making it easy to shop, even

08/02/2026

12/01/2026

For Skog & Vann, the brand assets were designed as a quiet, flexible system — not just decorative elements, but tools that work hard while staying understated.

The logo suite balances structure with softness, allowing it to sit confidently across packaging, print, and digital without overpowering the product itself. Supporting marks and typographic lockups add versatility, giving the brand room to breathe across different formats and scales.

A muted, nature-led colour palette draws directly from forest floors, stone, and water — grounding the brand in its environment and reinforcing a sense of calm and longevity. Textural assets reference raw paper, grain, and organic surfaces, bringing a tactile, crafted feel that nods to time-honoured Nordic soap making.

Together, these assets create a cohesive visual language that feels intentional, elemental, and enduring — designed to evolve slowly, just like the rituals Skog & Vann is made for.

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12/01/2026

The Skog & Vann identity is intentionally restrained — designed to feel calm, grounded, and enduring.

Rooted in Scandinavian principles of simplicity and function, the visual language draws from the quiet power of forest landscapes and the softness of moving water. Muted, nature-led tones, tactile textures, and understated typography work together to create a brand that feels honest and timeless rather than decorative or trend-driven.

Every element was considered through the lens of ritual and longevity — a visual system that doesn’t compete for attention, but earns it through balance, clarity, and restraint. The result is an identity that feels elemental and human. A modern interpretation of Nordic craft, designed to age gracefully and sit effortlessly in everyday life.

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26/11/2025

New work for Eat.Savour

21/11/2025

Videography is one of those magic pieces that brings a brand to life in a way nothing else can.

Design sets the tone, photography captures the mood — but video? Video lets you feel it.

The movement, the texture, the way light hits the packaging… it’s where the brand truly breathes.

For Canamo, videography was the thread that tied everything together.
Showing the packaging in all its glory — the finishes, the details, the softness, the science — all captured with intention and care.

For all of these incredible close-ups and product moments, we partnered with the amazing , whose eye for detail helped us translate the brand into movement.