The Manifeasto. If it isn't smoked, smoke it. If it's smoked, eat it. If it tastes good, repeat it.

A wordmark built to be read through smoke and across a car park. Holds on a shutter, an apron and a van door.

Raleway Black Italic for the shouting, Shrikhand for the accents. Two faces, one job each.

Perky Pink, Ruby Red, Bark Black and Smokey Smoke. Named so they get used properly.

Smoke, and people in it. Food shot close and hot, never styled cold.

Sassy and succulent. Serious about the meat, never solemn about it.

Harryda became Harry da BBQ. One pun, and the name works in every language it needs to.

Aprons and tees for the crew, built off the same wordmark.

The container, the shutter and the van. All pink, all unmissable.

A written manifesto. Consider it done.

A shield mark that holds at any size, from a van door to a phone screen.

Manuka. Solid and bold. Chosen to behave like the service.

Six steps of near-black to light grey, numbered and fixed.

Night, weather, and the moment before help arrives.

Blunt, short, no hedging. The brand prints its own rule on the wall.

A cap and workwear with the shield applied small. Kit for people who turn up at night.

Efficient, adaptable, dependable, resourceful, impactful, open. Six words, agreed first.

One mark built from a loop. Wordmark, app icon and favicon out of the same shape.

Urbanist. Six weights, one family, no exceptions.

Blue, pink and cream. Warm enough to soften a piece of process software.

Product screens shot plainly. The interface is the hero.

Process to the people. Plain language for a technical product.

A tee and a hoodie carrying the mark on its own. The loop holds at chest size with no wordmark under it.

Credible rebel. A challenger position, written down before any design started.

A dot-matrix lockup that reads as energy and infrastructure at once. Legible on a kerbside unit and at favicon size.

Future for headlines and subheads, Urbanist for everything else. Technical, even, readable at distance.

Lex Lime against black and grey. One loud colour, rationed.

City photography with the identity laid over the top, never inside it.

Short, technical, unimpressed.

A tee and a shell jacket. The dot-matrix mark at chest size and at cuff size.

The mark run as a dot field down the flank. Lex Lime doing the work at forty metres.

Human, in a category that reads like a spec sheet.

A lowercase wordmark. Warm, plain, set in one weight.

Il Vorkurs. Bold, Medium and Light. One family across everything, from a proposal to a phone screen.

Six named colours from Aubergine to Tang, with a gradient built into the system.

Soft three-dimensional forms and a dot pattern. Both made in-house, so the supply never ends.

We are human and we speak as humans do. Written as a rule, not a slogan.

Outerwear in Aubergine and Cerise, with the s monogram. Cold-weather kit for consultants on someone else's site.