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The Coconut Cult is a highly active probiotic coconut yogurt. It’s the #1 most delicious way to have more #2s. As Coconut Cult expanded their product line to reach a broader audience, they came to us to reimagine their brand identity and packaging. With a devoted customer base, the ‘cult’ in Coconut Cult reflects both their passionate following and their nearly religious commitment to gut health. We built on this unique brand positioning by creating a playful, engaging world of cult-inspired illustrations and photography. The goal was to balance the brand’s fun and weird personality with their genuine mission: to make gut health simpler, more accessible, and absolutely delicious. Fun Extra Tidbit: for some of the imagery, we were inspired by one of our favorite cult classic movies. Can you guess which one? See more from our latest case study here: https://lnkd.in/gmZcFXJ6

At &Walsh, we believe great brands are like great people: honest and unafraid to show who they are. Our studio’s mission is to create unique brand identities that stand out, endure the test of time, and reflect each brand’s true personality. To do this, we take all new clients through a process we call “Brand Therapy.” In this stage, we dive deep into a brand’s personality and identify what makes them unique in their category. We call this process “Finding Your Weird.” Weird doesn’t have to equate to strange things or shock value. “Your weird” could mean owning the fact that you’re boring and nerdy. At the heart of this process is building an unforgettable, authentic brand that helps your mission stand out against the competition. To celebrate Air’s new Figma integration, our founder, Jessica Walsh, wrote a manifesto about this brand therapy process to help brands discover their “weird.” Click here to download the manifesto and learn more! https://lnkd.in/e2AgfT2a

At &Walsh, we believe great brands are like great people: honest and unafraid to show who they are. Our studio’s mission is to create unique brand identities that stand out, endure the test of time, and reflect each brand’s true personality. To do this, we take all new clients through a process we call “Brand Therapy.” In this stage, we dive deep into a brand’s personality and identify what makes them unique in their category. We call this process “Finding Your Weird.” Weird doesn’t have to equate to strange things or shock value. “Your weird” could mean owning the fact that you’re boring and nerdy. At the heart of this process is building an unforgettable, authentic brand that helps your mission stand out against the competition. To celebrate Air’s new Figma integration, our founder, Jessica Walsh, wrote a manifesto about this brand therapy process to help brands discover their “weird.” Click here to download the manifesto and learn more! https://lnkd.in/e2AgfT2a

Every year, D&AD’s sitting President honors a creative whose contributions to the industry have been nothing short of exceptional. This year, Jack Renwick selected our founder, Jessica Walsh as the President’s Award recipient. In her interview for the 2024 D&AD Annual, Jessica dives into her series of valuable opportunities that broadening her experience and built her portfolio. These opportunities included interning at Apple and then with Paula Scher at Pentagram, as well as an early job at Print Magazine that allowed her to experiment with various design and photography styles. These experiences paved the way for her to work with Stefan Sagmeister at Sagmeister Inc., and eventually co-found Sagmeister & Walsh at just 25 years old. Today, she serves as the founder and creative director of our team at &Walsh representing the .1% of women-owned agencies. Read the full story in the D&AD Annual: https://lnkd.in/eFPbq5Mf

Hotlist 2025: the 25 most popular design studios, as voted for by their peers 👀 In a world overflowing with creativity and design innovation, there are thousands of outstanding design studios to be inspired by. Some of these make a lot of effort to publicise their work; some tend to hide their light under a bushel. Others, meanwhile, would love to shout about what they've created, but their clients frustratingly forbid it. In short, any attempt to compile a list of the "best" design studios based on our own personal preferences would be highly subjective and wildly controversial. So, instead, we decided to keep our personal opinions to ourselves and ask hundreds of designers across the industry to vote for their favourite graphic design studios today. The results are now in, and here they are. We've listed the design studios that received the most love in order of popularity, and we also give honourable mentions to those that narrowly missed making the list of 25... https://lnkd.in/erEfaABv Did we miss anyone? We're just going to hide under our desk... #graphicdesigning #graphicdesign #graphicdesigners #designstudio #creativeinspiration #creativeindustries #creativeboom Pentagram, PORTO ROCHA, Ragged Edge, MOUTHWASH Studio, Heystudio, Hoodzpah, &Walsh, Interbrand, EDIT, DixonBaxi, Wolff Olins, StudioDBD, David Sedgwick, Ed Watt, Laura Thomson, Little Troop, Studio Feixen, Studio MPLS, STUDIO DUMBAR/DEPT®, Rocket & Wink, Jamhot, DutchScot, Bulletproof, Locomotive®, Wonderkind Co, Brian Collins, COLLINS, Smith & Diction, Too Gallus, Studio Kiln, Brand Brothers, The Collected Works

A look back at our work with Dify, created by Opera – one of the world’s major browser providers, is an in-browser payment solution and digital wallet app that allows you to get cash back with no strings attached. We wanted the branding for Dify to defy the standard look and feel of the category to speak to the Gen Z audience. We represented the reciprocal relationship that Dify allows you to have with your money: money spent → money back. This can be seen in the mirrored logo, use of mirrors in the art direction, and the dynamic movement in the brand. View the full case study here: https://lnkd.in/ejtW5Y-d

Our team is never shy about our feelings. We firmly believe that the best design work can evoke some kind of emotion. That’s why we set out to create typefaces based on a wide range of emotions with Type of Feeling. In our own design explorations, we faced challenges in finding typefaces that truly embodied an expressiveness and uniqueness for brands to claim. This gap inspired us to enter into the world of type design. Each font in our retail collection possesses a distinct personality, surprise elements, and unconventional flair, often revealed in alternate sets, weights, or glyphs. Read more in Jessica Walsh’s interview with Fast Company here. https://lnkd.in/g_uccqQQ

Female Founders for Harris is an initiative founded by Dee Poku Spalding. The initiative is made up of women business leaders big and small. The goal is to amass the largest ever group of civically minded women business owners across the country in support of the campaign. Our teams worked together on a brand sprint to create the logo and identity for the initiative. The identity is inspired by Harris’s modern approach to her campaign, adopting vibrant colors and a meme-like quality to the art direction. The logo, with its upward trajectory and cohesive through-line, symbolizes the aspirational direction the nation can take when women rally together in support of Harris’s vision. We created a neon green hat, sunnies, earrings, and sticker pack as graphics that female founders can use for their own socials, like the example on the last slide. See more on our website: https://lnkd.in/e-PSiQ67

In our latest TVC with Bombas, we crafted a world that helped viewers feel the warmth of Bombas products from the comfort of their own homes. We conceptualized this campaign to focus on how absurdly comfortable their products truly are. The video blends practical and digital effects to immerse viewers in a dream-like world of comfort—soft on your eyes and warm on your insides. Created in partnership with Art Camp. Read more on our website https://lnkd.in/eg2Ug6z9

Our founder Jessica Walsh gives advice to creatives on developing a personal style in 6 steps. Read more on our blog here. https://lnkd.in/etvjZFZM