Branding

Studio Blackburn’s branding for Ellis Butchers is notable for its unflinchingly carcass-centric aesthetic, yet it evokes warmth. This project, alongside

SMLXL’s branding for Midnight Hotdog features a logo where two dogs are depicted sniffing each other’s bums, a detail both

Studio Blackburn’s branding for Ellis Butchers is unflinchingly carcass-centric, yet manages to convey warmth. A distinct pattern is emerging where

Studio Blackburn’s branding for Ellis Butchers embraces an unflinchingly carcass-centric visual identity, yet manages to evoke warmth. This approach, mirrored

Studio Blackburn’s branding for Ellis Butchers is unflinchingly carcass-centric, yet manages to evoke warmth. This directness, seen across recent projects,

Studio Blackburn’s branding for Ellis Butchers achieves an unlikely warmth despite being unflinchingly carcass-centric. This observation reflects a broader strategic

Studio Blackburn’s branding for Ellis Butchers is explicitly carcass-centric, yet the design evokes warmth for a “whole-carcass butcher business.” This

SMLXL’s branding for Midnight Hotdog ‘dog fur mist’ leveraged an ‘ingenuously earwormish jingle’ to embed its identity. Recent projects reveal

The logo for Midnight Hotdog, designed by SMLXL, depicts two dogs, one sniffing the other’s rear. This specific visual detail,

The SMLXL design for Midnight Hotdog featured a logo of two dogs, one sniffing the other’s bum. Across various sectors,