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During my two years with Butterfly Twists, the focus was squarely on brand evolution. Tasked with a variety of projects, my objective was to develop a design strategy that resonated with the brand’s core values of style, comfort and sustainability. This period was rich with opportunities to reshape the brand’s identity and ethos, ensuring that each design decision supported these key objectives.
Input
The role required both flexibility and management skills to effectively lead the design team through a diverse range of design needs. At the forefront was the goal of enhancing the brand's commitment to sustainability and broadening its market appeal. Achieving this necessitated a deep understanding of the interconnection between projects and their collective contribution to the brand’s ecosystem, promoting a unified direction.
Process
In the process, I adopted an integrated approach, attentively balancing the brand's immediate needs with its future goals. The strategy brought together graphic design, art direction, and strategic oversight. Every step was planned to reinforce a unified brand identity. This journey was not without its challenges. I frequently encountered problems that tested my resolve and creativity. Yet, these obstacles are instrumental in my growth, pushing me to think innovatively and adaptively to guide each project towards enhancing the brand’s vision.
Output
The result was a revitalized brand identity for Butterfly Twists that clearly resonated with its audience. The brand emerged with a refreshed and cohesive image, emphasizing its dedication to combining style with comfort. This transformation not only enhanced the brand's visual appeal but also solidified its position as an innovative and appealing choice within the fashion and lifestyle sector.
