Ten projects across brand, film & editorial.

Brand work developed with Werklig for Cutrin across multiple touchpoints, including visual identity refinement, brand imagery, retail applications, and editorial materials.

The focus was on clarity and consistency, translating the renewed brand direction into a controlled, premium visual expression across channels.

Concept development and art direction for the Cutrin brand launch film Own the Platinum, spanning both still and moving image.

The work translates the renewed brand identity into a refined, high‑end visual language and serves as a key expression of the wider brand refresh.

Brand identity and website for Wildhog Productions — a female‑led Finnish production company making fiction, documentary, series and shorts. The work spans the logo, the wider brand‑graphics system, and the public site at wildhog.fi.

The identity runs on the company’s own metaphor: the hog that roots out the stories nobody else can smell. Bold and unapologetic — a geometric mark built to carry from logotype to moving image.

Brand identity and marketing site for Kahden tulen välissä, a new Finnish adventure‑opera premiering 2028–2029. The work spans the logo mark, a cinematic visual language, and a custom one‑page website built on Kirby CMS.

The site is built around a single image — a man standing between two fires — and renders it live: drifting embers, heat‑haze and a black flame that grows from the foot of the screen as you scroll. The opera's theme of divided loyalty, made physical in the browser.

A limited seasonal take inspired by caramel apple textures, tones and indulgent tactility — translating flavor into a warm, minimal visual language.

Visual identity for Kulttuurimajakka, a cultural platform highlighting local creativity and collaboration.

The identity system is built around modular geometric forms, enabling flexible applications across print and physical materials while maintaining a strong, recognisable core.

Packaging design and illustration for Ainoa, Cutrin’s everyday haircare range. Every bottle is built around a hand‑painted watercolour band — an illustration that doubles as the line’s colour‑coding system.

The wash shifts hue from variant to variant — blue for moisture, orange for curl, green for volume — so the full shelf reads as one family while each product stays instantly recognisable. Shown across the shampoo and conditioner ranges.

Visual identity and brand system for Making Movies, a film production context.

The work includes logo design, visual language development, and applications across print and digital platforms.

Editorial design and layout focused on visual hierarchy, typographic systems, and selected photography.

Most of the work is part of MUOTOLINJA, a biannual hair fashion publication combining editorial clarity with brand‑aligned visual storytelling.

Retail and point‑of‑sale concepts developed for haircare brands, translating brand identity into physical environments.

The focus is on visibility, clarity, and modularity across different retail contexts, from campaign‑based displays to permanent fixtures.