OpenEconomics needed a communication system able to make highly technical topics clear, recognisable and engaging.

The project spans publications, LinkedIn editorial series, presentations, website assets and AI-generated imagery. One editorial grammar of typography, colour and hierarchy connects every format, while abstract textures, halftones and AI images add depth to corporate content. The result is a flexible language built to scale across touchpoints.

A contemporary luxury identity for a historic Italian tannery, where craftsmanship is the identity.

The visual language starts from the process itself: hands, leather and transformation. The horse symbol connects heritage, motion and excellence, while a restrained palette and typography carry the mark from photography to signage and architecture. The result communicates heritage without looking nostalgic.

“Oltre la superficie”: a launch campaign for Eurocucina 2026 that leads with atmosphere before product.

Moodboards built a territory of hidden forms and sharp contrasts, treating light as a material through blur, reflection and controlled distortion. The language moved into social and event assets, building anticipation until the kitchen itself is revealed.

A cultural identity built like a manifesto, designed to work across city, stage and communication.

A compressed wordmark, a modular symbol of protection and awareness, a restricted green palette and the payoff “Be smart, be aware” form a system that repeats into patterns and rhythms. It scales from posters to banners and stage screens, behaving like a flexible system rather than a single event logo.

A complete brand experience for an international tennis tournament in Sardinia.

A classic sporting badge with a flame-like central mark anchors the identity. It extends across digital communication, courts, backdrops, signage and sponsor visibility, so sport, hospitality and partners live in one recognisable system: in motion, in space and in photography.

A modular identity and digital experience for hospitality where guests feel truly welcomed, not just hosted.

The logo becomes a system of rooms, paths and thresholds whose forms recombine into patterns and compositions. The same modular grid drives the website, connecting brand story, destinations, homes and local activities: an end-to-end experience designed to grow with new places and stories.

House Master turns home care into a character: confident, ironic and impossible to ignore.

A script logotype, a single cobalt blue and a cast of illustrated characters, the house master and her masked cleaning tools, carry the brand across flyers, editorial content and promo coupons. Chaos, under control.

Bold Brew Coffee brings the spirit of adventure to the everyday coffee ritual.

Hand-drawn cups, moka pots and grids give the brand a warm, personal voice against a bold condensed logotype. A soft palette of lavender, slate and black runs across kraft packaging, postcards, posters and social content. Fuel your adventure.

Rebranding a young film festival for its second edition, from literal illustration to a cinematic system.

The original logo, a film strip and reel in muted green, was redrawn into a compact, contemporary mark. A new palette of black, warm white, sage, dusty rose and light blue, reel graphics and a strong typographic payoff shape posters, Instagram content, the official selection, the calendar and the wristbands.

A playful identity for a craft brewery, built around one unmistakable geometric horse.

Flat blue shapes on soft pink, hand-drawn condensed lettering and small star details give the brand an ironic, approachable tone. It moves from labels and posters to the shop sign and windows, turning the venue itself into part of the brand. For real cavalli.