Pictures made for your brand
We draw characters and mascots, hero and spot illustrations, app illustrations, icons, maps, technical drawings and patterns, and turn numbers and processes into clear infographics. Each piece comes in your brand's colours, in files that stay sharp at any size, ready for print, web and slides.
Drawn to explain
Custom illustration shows what a camera misses: the inside of a machine, the kind of job technical illustration does, a service that lives on a screen, a character who speaks for the brand. Every piece is drawn in your brand’s palette and line style, so brand illustration reads as one family across a whole set.



Characters with a personality
A mascot is drawn as a full character sheet: front, side and back views, a range of expressions and poses, and its colours. Every later post, sticker or animation draws from that sheet, so the character stays recognisable for years.



Numbers and processes at a glance
Infographic design starts from the data and the one point it has to make, then picks its form: bars to compare, a line for change over time, a flow for a process, a map for places. Labels sit on the chart itself, so readers skip the legend.



Files that stay sharp
- Vector masters in AI, SVG, EPS and PDF, sharp from a favicon to a billboard.
- PNG files with transparent backgrounds for slides, documents and websites.
- Colour versions for light and dark backgrounds, and one-colour versions for print.
- Icon sets drawn on one grid with one stroke weight, so every icon matches.
- Patterns that repeat seamlessly, for packaging, wrapping and fabric.
- Illustratorvector illustration, icons and infographics
- Figmaapp illustrations and icon libraries
Infographics often live inside Pitch & presentation decks and Profiles & documents; characters come to life through Motion graphics.
Included
- Characters and mascots
- Hero and scene illustrations for websites
- Spot illustrations for pages, posts and newsletters
- App illustrations: onboarding, empty and error screens
- Icon sets in one style
- Infographics: charts, timelines, processes and comparisons
- Maps and diagrams
- Technical drawings of products and parts
- Patterns for packaging and merchandise
- Multiple colour versions







