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Cases set in Jokker, as credited by the studios in their own writeups.
Jokker in the news
- The Collected Works designed an AI brand without chasing disruption
The Brand Identity · Feb 26, 2026
The Collected Works developed a flexible, system-based brand identity for AI and communications platform Agora. Centered on a 3D generative concept called the 'Aura,' the design uses procedural tools in Blender to create endlessly variable, iridescent visuals that represent Agora’s layered technology stack. The project balances expressive motion and color with functional adaptability across digital environments.
- Twice Shy Simplifies Kobase's Design with Minimalist Approach
The Brand Identity · Apr 9, 2025
Twice Shy developed a refreshed brand identity for Kobase, a hybrid agency and tech platform, focusing on a modular system inspired by the number three. The design uses minimal elements, a black-and-white base with vibrant accents, and dynamic 2D/3D animations to express seamless collaboration. Typography by Displaay Type and a flexible visual system reinforce Kobase’s digital-first, adaptable ethos.
Twice ShyKobasebranding - OKTO's Innovative Branding Aligns Academic Work with Unconventional Harmony
The Brand Identity · Feb 12, 2025
Stockholm-based studio OKTO has rebranded Swedish recruitment leader Academic Work with a concept celebrating unexpected harmony, inspired by the pairing of peanut butter and pickles. The new identity features a typographically clever AW symbol, a forest green and candy-hued palette, and motion principles that express alignment and playfulness. The project reflects Academic Work’s expansion across Europe and its focus on matching talent in surprising yet fitting ways.
OKTOAcademic Workbranding - How&How on Wild Thingz's sweet success in the jungle
The Brand Identity · Nov 12, 2024
How&How rebranded the plant-based sweet brand Just Wholefoods into Wild Thingz, crafting a rebellious, nature-inspired identity that merges organic cues with punk energy. The project features a hand-drawn logo, a Venus flytrap mascot named Vee, and custom candy shapes designed in collaboration with Pez. The result is a bold, playful brand that challenges the conventions of the health food category.
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