Intro

Kind —Brand refresh

Working with a forward-thinking digital agency to develop a brand that supported their sustainable and socially-responsible outlook. A brand that was ultimately true to their name: Kind.

Developing the brand

Kind had a simple brand in place, however the only element that needed to stay was the logo, and with teal as the primary brand colour a much broader colour palette was developed to help support the overall tone of the brand, leaning into the various sectors Kind work within: Environment, Sustainability and Arts and Culture.

Kind website homepage — Kind : : Website home page design

Kind sector landing page — Kind : : Sector landing page design

Kind website footer — Kind : : Sector landing page design

Kind topic landing page — Kind : : Sector landing page design

Illustration

An illustrative style was developed in order to extend the visual language of the brand and communicate the various interests and values the company embody.

Kind x Glastonbury illustration — Kind x V&A - Glastonbury illustration

Illustration could be used as a communication tool when it came to updates and announcements, for example, creating illustrations for news relating to projects with V&A (Glastonbury) and the BBC.

Kind x BBC illustration — Kind x BBC - Illustration

Social

Along with an adaptable colour palette, organic patterns were created to bring a sense of depth and dynamism. Here they're applied across a series of soical templates for Instagram stories.

Photography

As well as branded team shots, photography was art-directed with the aim of capturing the personality of a friendly, approachable team of experts. With a relaxed office culture, photography needed to be natural and authentic with an underlying sense of fun.

Photography by Chris Underwood.