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Missing People

Design work for Missing People, collected from the studios behind it.

Design case: 1
Studio: 1
Latest work added: Dec 2025

Brand Identity 1

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Lippincott (1)

Brand Identity for SafeCall Youth Support Service
Lippincott partnered with the charity Missing People to create SafeCall, a new service designed to support vulnerable young people in crisis. The brand was co-created with youth advisors to ensure authenticity, trust, and relatability, resulting in a visual and verbal identity that feels safe, approachable, and empowering.
Apparel, Billboard

Designers behind the work

Designers and creative leads credited on Missing People projects in press coverage.

Sam Frescoat Wildish & Co.7

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"Wildish & Co. Champions Bold Branding, Proves Humor Outperforms Algorithms"
The Brand Identity · Jul 28, 2025 · Interview
The Brand Identity interviews Wildish & Co. co-founders Jake Allnutt and Stephen Wildish about their journey from frustrated designers to running a £2M London branding agency. They discuss their collaborative, humour-driven approach, the importance of trust and culture, and their pro bono initiative ROOTS supporting grassroots causes. The conversation also touches on AI’s role in design and why human nuance and bravery remain essential.
Wildish & Co.NestléBumblebranding