JHDD Branding Report — 2026.09.01
Mouthwash Studio’s identity for Bonnie Clyde eyewear deliberately mixes “antiquey” visuals with “half-arsed girly girly” elements, creating a look that
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Mouthwash Studio’s identity for Bonnie Clyde eyewear deliberately mixes “antiquey” visuals with “half-arsed girly girly” elements, creating a look that
Read MorePerky Bros’ identity for the Tennessee resort Southall purposefully prioritized restrained Southern hospitality over what it termed “shouty branding.” The
Read MoreMouthwash Studio’s identity for eyewear brand Bonnie Clyde presents an aesthetic described as both antiquey and like a “Trewley Precious
Read MoreBrompton, the folding bike icon, maintains its British engineering heritage through Studio Blackburn’s new identity work. This focus on deep-seated
Read MoreStudio Blackburn’s new identity for folding bike icon Brompton cements the brand’s place in British engineering heritage. This specific approach
Read MorePerky Bros’ identity for the Southall resort specifically prioritizes restrained Southern hospitality over “shouty branding.” This approach reflects a broader
Read MorePerky Bros designed an identity for the Tennessee resort Southall that explicitly prioritized restrained Southern hospitality over “shouty branding.” This
Read MorePerky Bros’ identity for Southall prioritized restrained Southern hospitality over typical ‘shouty’ branding. This decision, alongside recent initiatives for Brompton,
Read MoreAccept & Proceed’s recent work for Vans specifically understood that the iconic three-hole plimsolls did not need reinvention. Across recent
Read MoreAccept & Proceed’s new brand identity for Vans exemplifies a strategy of maintaining the iconic three-hole plimsoll aesthetic without radical
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