Emil Oscar Lanne

Case Study

client:

Huge Inc

Agency Rebrand

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Case Study

client:

Huge Inc

Agency Rebrand

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Case Study

client:

Huge Inc

Agency Rebrand

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Case Study

client:

Huge Inc

Agency Rebrand

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Description

My Role:

Creative Direction
Design

Collaborators:

Elliot Wright

In 2020, the decision was made to undertake a significant update for the Huge agency brand. For a design agency, this can be one of the hardest things to do! With a longstanding focus on their brand identity, Huge has consistently positioned it as a way to stand out and a source of internal pride. Having been part of the company for nearly eight years, I had a unique understanding of its roots and heritage, making me a central figure in considering how to subtly modernize certain elements that were beginning to show signs of aging.

Collaborating closely with a small team, we embarked on shaping and refining the brand's evolution. Our objective was to build upon the foundation and rebellious appearance established by Huge in the past, preserving its iconic design and tonality while infusing it with a contemporary feel.

The updated brand expression centered on introducing a fresh and more vibrant color palette, revitalizing the typography with a new secondary typeface, and establishing a grid-based design language. This approach not only ensured a cohesive and consistent visual identity but also served as a catalyst for innovation and creativity.

Our work extended to how the new brand could seamlessly integrate across various touchpoints, from digital platforms to physical collateral, ensuring a unified and impactful presence.

About two years later, the brand was refreshed once again, this time to a much more radical and, in my opinion, less distinct look.

Description

My Role:

Creative Direction
Design

Collaborators:

Elliot Wright

In 2020, the decision was made to undertake a significant update for the Huge agency brand. For a design agency, this can be one of the hardest things to do! With a longstanding focus on their brand identity, Huge has consistently positioned it as a way to stand out and a source of internal pride. Having been part of the company for nearly eight years, I had a unique understanding of its roots and heritage, making me a central figure in considering how to subtly modernize certain elements that were beginning to show signs of aging.

Collaborating closely with a small team, we embarked on shaping and refining the brand's evolution. Our objective was to build upon the foundation and rebellious appearance established by Huge in the past, preserving its iconic design and tonality while infusing it with a contemporary feel.

The updated brand expression centered on introducing a fresh and more vibrant color palette, revitalizing the typography with a new secondary typeface, and establishing a grid-based design language. This approach not only ensured a cohesive and consistent visual identity but also served as a catalyst for innovation and creativity.

Our work extended to how the new brand could seamlessly integrate across various touchpoints, from digital platforms to physical collateral, ensuring a unified and impactful presence.

About two years later, the brand was refreshed once again, this time to a much more radical and, in my opinion, less distinct look.

Description

In 2020, the decision was made to undertake a significant update for the Huge agency brand. For a design agency, this can be one of the hardest things to do! With a longstanding focus on their brand identity, Huge has consistently positioned it as a way to stand out and a source of internal pride. Having been part of the company for nearly eight years, I had a unique understanding of its roots and heritage, making me a central figure in considering how to subtly modernize certain elements that were beginning to show signs of aging.

Collaborating closely with a small team, we embarked on shaping and refining the brand's evolution. Our objective was to build upon the foundation and rebellious appearance established by Huge in the past, preserving its iconic design and tonality while infusing it with a contemporary feel.

The updated brand expression centered on introducing a fresh and more vibrant color palette, revitalizing the typography with a new secondary typeface, and establishing a grid-based design language. This approach not only ensured a cohesive and consistent visual identity but also served as a catalyst for innovation and creativity.

Our work extended to how the new brand could seamlessly integrate across various touchpoints, from digital platforms to physical collateral, ensuring a unified and impactful presence.

About two years later, the brand was refreshed once again, this time to a much more radical and, in my opinion, less distinct look.

Description

My Role:

Creative Direction
Design

Collaborators:

Elliot Wright

In 2020, the decision was made to undertake a significant update for the Huge agency brand. For a design agency, this can be one of the hardest things to do! With a longstanding focus on their brand identity, Huge has consistently positioned it as a way to stand out and a source of internal pride. Having been part of the company for nearly eight years, I had a unique understanding of its roots and heritage, making me a central figure in considering how to subtly modernize certain elements that were beginning to show signs of aging.

Collaborating closely with a small team, we embarked on shaping and refining the brand's evolution. Our objective was to build upon the foundation and rebellious appearance established by Huge in the past, preserving its iconic design and tonality while infusing it with a contemporary feel.

The updated brand expression centered on introducing a fresh and more vibrant color palette, revitalizing the typography with a new secondary typeface, and establishing a grid-based design language. This approach not only ensured a cohesive and consistent visual identity but also served as a catalyst for innovation and creativity.

Our work extended to how the new brand could seamlessly integrate across various touchpoints, from digital platforms to physical collateral, ensuring a unified and impactful presence.

About two years later, the brand was refreshed once again, this time to a much more radical and, in my opinion, less distinct look.

Style Guide


Style Guide


Style Guide


Style Guide


Execution


Execution


Execution


Execution


Swag


Swag


Swag


Swag


Selected Work

Aliance Bernstein

American Airlines & Brittish Airway

SK-II & Procter & Gamble

Universal Studios

Selected Work

Aliance Bernstein

American Airlines & Brittish Airway

SK-II & Procter & Gamble

Universal Studios

Emil Lanne 2024.

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