Journal

Working for an art gallery like Patrick De Brock Gallery calls for restrained design. We deliberately chose inobtrusive typography, allowing the design to stand on its own, entirely in service of the artwork.

In a world filled with scroll noise, we consciously choose an analogue approach – slow, intentional and sensory. 16mm film and analogue photography bring grain, colour and character that linger.

For our campaign shoot, we travelled to the heart of Valencia. We didn’t choose just any location, but rather the warm ecological oasis that is Huerto San Eusebio – an orchard rich in character, history and, of course, oranges.

Strong branding isn’t a luxury to be left for later. It’s an essential starting point for start-ups that want to be taken seriously right from day one. A well-considered identity is the difference between standing out and disappearing, particularly in competitive sectors where new concepts emerge at lightning speed.

Working for Brasserie Rubens means working with Belgian heritage. For more than a century, this brasserie has been a household name in Knokke. Its long queues and fully booked tables have gained it a reputation that stretches far beyond the city. But tradition doesn’t mean standing still.