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Designers and creative leads credited on Rocc projects in press coverage.
The Brand Identity · Jul 22, 2024 · Interview
The Brand Identity interviews Little Troop founders Noemie Le Coz and Jeremy Elliot about their global practice, playful design philosophy, and the launch of their new website. The duo discuss balancing life between Brooklyn and Melbourne, their collaborative process, and how humour and imagination drive their branding work for clients like Le Puzz and Billie.
The Brand Identity · Jan 23, 2024 · Interview
The Brand Identity interviews Austin-based designer Jennifer Wright about her creative journey, the founding of Citron Studio, and her long-term collaboration with Broccoli magazine. Wright discusses her sustainability-driven approach, the playful and fantastical aesthetic of Broccoli, and how motherhood and collaboration have shaped her design process.
The Brand Identity · Sep 22, 2023
The article highlights six standout beauty brand identities that exemplify how design studios are responding to the growing demand for ethical, sustainable, and visually distinctive branding. Featuring work from Dothings, Decade, Date of Birth, Oddity, newkid, and Temporada, it showcases a range of packaging and identity approaches across the modern beauty industry.
The Brand Identity · Oct 25, 2022 · Interview
The Brand Identity interviews John Mastro, Founder and Chief Creative Officer of Melbourne-based agency Date of Birth, about the studio’s philosophy, focus on retail branding, and the importance of brand evolution. Mastro discusses their new website, remote work model, and projects such as ROCC Naturals, highlighting the agency’s strategic and disruptive approach to design. The conversation also touches on future plans involving 3D, AR, and workshop-based client collaboration models.
The Brand Identity · Aug 26, 2021
Melbourne-based studio Date of Birth created a colourful and nostalgic brand identity for natural toothpaste brand ROCC. The design uses retro-inspired typefaces ITC Zipper and Platform, paired with a bold palette of green, pink, and blue to subvert expectations of eco-friendly branding. The result balances sustainability with a playful, disruptive visual language.
