Library of Hope
A vision lab for a better future and a community built on imagination.
We partnered on the evolution of Library of Hope: a global storytelling project collecting visions of more hopeful, inclusive futures across health, opportunity, peace, and the environment.
Working closely with founder Trickey, we shaped the brand’s creative direction, developing the tone of voice, visual storytelling, editorial structure, and a platform that could grow with the project.
We are also developing the soon to launch HopeCast podcast - interviewing future-shapers across culture, activism, and design, and expanding Library of Hope’s reach into new conversations and new communities.
From big picture brand thinking to website structure, content writing, social media creative, and podcast program development, we helped Library of Hope grow from a loose idea into a full movement: a living archive of better possibilities.
Wangs
Neighbourhood Chinese with serious flavour and a brand experience to match.
Wangs is a brilliant little universe of food, culture, and good times, built in Bristol, rooted in Hong Kong.
As Extra Dollop, we shaped the full brand experience: creative direction, story, tone, visual identity, interiors, printed materials, digital assets, and a slick new website.
We brought together cultural depth and cheeky energy, working closely with the team (and original ‘Bowlman’ character work by artist Man Fei) to create a brand that’s as quirky, gutsy and community-driven as the food itself.
Today, Wangs isn’t just a restaurant, it’s a cultural hangout with a growing cult following.
We’re proud to keep shaping the creative direction as it grows.
Little Jack’s
A fresh identity for a wholesale sausage roll brand with heart (and serious flavour).
Little Jack’s came to us ready for a new chapter, a shift from local favourite to a brand with real regional impact.
We partnered with the team to reshape the brand strategy, refresh the name, craft a new tone of voice, and build a full identity system that captured their heart, humour, and Somerset roots.
From brand storytelling and messaging to website design and social media launch strategy, we helped Little Jack’s show up bigger, bolder, and more true to themselves; with a brand that finally matched the quality of what they were baking.
More heart. More hustle. More sausage roll glory served fresh, with an Extra Dollop on top.
The Home For Imaginative Friends
A surreal supper club for creative thinkers.
In 2024, we launched The Home For Imaginative Friends, a round table supper club for designers, artists, punks, food lovers, makers, disruptors, and dreamers.
The goal? To bring joy back into the lives of creative people, and build a space where big ideas, strange conversations, brilliant side quests, and unlikely collaborations could spark into life over good food and flowing drinks.
Fi led the concept and experience design, while Ben created a visual world full of surreal charm - a logo and creative identity that felt playful, free, and unfiltered.
Each event was a little bit magic, a little bit mischief, and a lot of encouragement — because we believe no idea is a bad idea (and the best ones usually start weird).
The spirit of The Home For Imaginative Friends also expanded to Camp VC, where we designed and hosted a series of creative workshops - bringing the same surreal energy, epic visuals, and no-rules creativity to a wider community of dreamers and doers.
Two Trees Cider & Perry
A new kind of cider curators and a brand made to grow with them.
Two Trees is an incredible start-up from local legends - bringing brilliant small-batch cider and perry to the table, pairing rare finds with seasonal food, community pop-ups, and a big dose of Somerset spirit.
We worked with the founders from day one, creating a brand that feels effortless, local, and just the right amount of offbeat.
From logo design to creative direction for posters, menus, and events, we’re building a visual world that captures what Two Trees is all about: discovery, good times, and cider worth sharing with friends.
A brand built to travel - from orchards to pop-ups to whatever wild ideas come next.
Specialty Coffee Association UK
A full-stage visual world for the best in British coffee.
Ben was commissioned by the Specialty Coffee Association to design the full visual identity and illustration system for the UK Barista Championships, the biggest event in the British coffee calendar.
From stage graphics to signage, merch to lanyards, programmes to social media - he built a full-stage brand experience, designed to capture the creativity, craft, and high-energy culture of barista life.
The result? A vibrant, graphic identity that gave the stage its own energy - full of colour, character, and life.
Girls Who Grind Coffee
The cult disruptor brand that brewed a global movement.
As co-founder and Head of Brand at Girls Who Grind Coffee, Fi built a female-led specialty coffee company celebrating women in the industry from the ground up. She created the name, developed the voice - playful, rebellious, and unapologetically risqué and shaped a brand world that stood out in a traditionally male-dominated space. Ben designed the full visual identity: from logo and illustration style to packaging, merch, and the creative assets that made Girls Who Grind impossible to ignore.
Together, we built a brand that turned customers into a global community, fuelled by good coffee, great stories, and a shared spirit of defiance. Fi also launched Coffee + Rebellion - connecting skaters, surfers, bikers, writers and other barrier-breakers rewriting the rules in their own worlds.
We’re proud to have created the original identity and energy behind Girls Who Grind Coffee. Since stepping away, the company has moved in a new direction, but that spark still lives on.
Wrappers Delight
Ancient icons. Street-level swagger. A full-flavour brand concept built to stand out.
We created Wrappers Delight as a full brand identity for a Greek wrap street food company wanting to level up - from naming to a full visual world.
Think ancient goddesses remixed through a contemporary, hip-hop lens: mythic, magnetic, and ready to rule the streets.
The visual system blended classic Greek symbolism with modern-day street culture, creating a brand that felt iconic, defiant, and dripping with its own mythology.
The client pivoted in a different direction but the full concept is ready and waiting to be snapped up by someone brave enough to run with it. Is that you?
