by Brent Courtney | May 17, 2025
Your trusted partner in health Queenstown Medical Centre wanted to reconnect with the community, increase enrolments, and rebuild trust after COVID. But they quickly realised they only had fragments of a brand, and weren’t sure what messaging would resonate. We led...
by Brent Courtney | Nov 14, 2024
Explore Interesting Tracks, Trails, History, Museums, Shops, Cafes, Beaches and Rivers Thames has a perception issue; visitors often see it as merely a gateway to the Coromandel rather than a destination in its own right—a “poor cousin” to the more...
by Brent Courtney | Nov 13, 2024
Live life boundless. Oona is an insurance company operating in Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia with goals to expand further into South-east Asia. They launched a few years ago with little consideration of their brand identity. Like most brands started with a logo...
by Brent Courtney | Jul 22, 2024
Youth mental health services. Fresh Minds provides youth mental health services for young Kiwis. Their previous design identity utilised gradients within a circle, but the colours where dull and depressive and did nothing to connect to its youth audience. We evolved...
by Brent Courtney | Jul 21, 2024
Intelligent herd health. New Zealand farm-tech company Omnieye came to us looking to rebrand. They had outgrown their early beginnings and where looking to relaunch the brand and new website at Field Days and then onto the US market. The product they had developed...
by Brent Courtney | Feb 15, 2024
Can a brand define a town? The WhyThames had an image problem. Once the beating heart of the Coromandel, it had become overlooked – often seen as a tired town to pass through. Online, its presence was minimal and outdated. But locals knew Thames was layered with...
