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The Starsmen stationery system laid out as a fan of navy and bone printed pieces.

Brand Systems

From a first mark to a system that survives contact with the real world.

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Nothing worth building goes in a straight line.

This is one of two disciplines, or a part of one. It is never sold on its own.

A Rawda care card on paper printed with a repeating botanical motif.

There is no process with a name

Work in this area tends to arrive tangled with the other discipline, which is why we do both. A brand that never reaches a screen is half a job, and a screen without a point of view is a template.

The Corner Club wordmark in red on a bone-coloured card.
A Grin Club tube on its side with mineral paste squeezed out beside the carton.

What it looks like in practice

The order matters more than the list. We would rather spend the first fortnight deciding what the thing is for than produce something handsome that has to be unpicked later, and we would rather show you an unflattering week than save it up for a reveal. None of that is a method with a name. It is just the way work goes when the people deciding are the people building.

The ZeaHire logotype in white on a flat cobalt field.

Built to be handed over

Work in this area tends to arrive tangled with the other discipline, which is why we do both. A brand that never reaches a screen is half a job, and a screen without a point of view is a template.

A rolled document in a Starsmen-branded kraft tube.

We're a small team, and you work with it directly.

This is one of two disciplines, or a part of one. It is never sold on its own.