Branding
Renowned means ‘famous’. What we are getting at is that Black Squid Design is pretty famous in Australia for its branding and communications design, as well as generating ideas that break convention.
DunGud
Products for the People : Unisex : Doing away with the complicated regime : Honest, ethical and clean formulations : Laid back : Aussie Made and owned : Simple to use : Get on with your day : You’re in Güd hands.
Naming, Logo, packaging and brand identity for an Australian made haircare brand.
Bringing you the Güd : The whole Güd : and nothing but the Güd.
The Fellow Barber
The Fellow is about blending old school men’s styling with a fashion-forward attitude. Connection is at the forefront of a barber shop, which is expanded upon in the design brand identity, showing the connection of humans all being a part of a bigger picture.
The brand was created with the intention of showing the beauty and simplicity in the unexpected/ unexplored. Core graphics tell stories about discovery, method, mould breaking… a new future.
Logo, signage and brand identity for The Fellow Barber. An icon, minimal, unblemished, open to interpretation.
Creating the future you!
Laucke Flour
Laucke is rich in tradition with a strong history of supplying quality flour to professional and home bakers throughout Australia.
A refresh for the tired Laucke brand to a more contemporary brand and to target a niche market – the artisan baker.
A more uniform brand and revitalise all lines of professional and retail packaging to reflect the Laucke philosophy.
The logo reflects the fact Laucke start with the grain selection – not just flour.
The brand is strong, natural, contemporary, and flexible to adapt across all forms of communication, media, packaging variations and new product development.
Delectaballs
Unabashedly fun, quirky and irreverent.
Delectaballs is a playful brand and application to the food truck. A fluid identity that reflects its delicious balls!
A food truck with BALLS! Literally!
Public
Public is a cafe situated within the heart of Adelaide.
The logo and branding uses the golden ratio in its formulation. An understated and modern black and white palette has been applied across all branding elements.
It was envisaged to be the ‘perfect meeting place’ for friends and family.
Lost Buoy Wines
A boutique winery on the coast of McLaren Vale. The closest vineyard to the sea in Australia, the Lost Buoy vines grow within 50 meters of the cliff edge, above the Great Southern Ocean.
Abandon Ship! The last words the buoy heard be fore he found himself ashore. A dreamer, a wanderer, a cast-away; the Lost Buoy has set sail. Between the wild winds and heady waves, anchored high a top the cliffs of the mysterious ocean, Lost Buoy Wines is born. Each variety has a different image and setting with the element of mystery or surrealism.
A brand with simplicity, mystery, intrigue and an element of quirkiness.
Easy By Fatsos
A restaurant in Karachi, Pakistan, offering a variety of delicious donuts and, dare I say, fried chicken burgers.
The quirky illustrations adorn the building, menu, packaging and merchandise, to create a memorable customer experience.
A delicious mix of donuts, fried chicken and quirky illustrations.
Bone Health Foundation
A corporate identity for an Australian not-for-profit organisation that raises money for education and research into bone health and musculoskeletal conditions.
Can you feel it in your bones?