Digital
Forest Fund’s objective is to protect the world’s remaining forests. They do this by encouraging organisations to plant trees, which, if grown correctly, can reduce atmospheric carbon and help achieve Net Zero, in a way that is profitable for each business. They needed a strong brand identity to differentiate them from smaller scale tree-planting organisations, and attract the attention of their C-Suite target audience.
"They came up with creative solutions and presented them in ways that challenged my preconceived ideas, and I actually got even better results than I was hoping for."
Our challenge for the brand identity was to represent growth and appeal to senior business leaders without appearing too green. The business model aligned perfectly with the growth cycle of sustainable forest management so the solution presented itself to us and all we had to decide on was which stage of that growth cycle would best represent the business. We explored everything from saplings right through to finished timber and ended up in the middle using the profile of a teak tree, abstracted to represent outward, organic growth.
Using the linework from the logo, we built the foundation for a robust visual identity system which we then applied to the website structure and created a powerful online presence for the Forest Fund to be used as an information portal for the business and for anyone interested in learning about or even signing up to this fantastic initiative.
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Digital
Forest Fund’s objective is to protect the world’s remaining forests. They do this by encouraging organisations to plant trees, which, if grown correctly, can reduce atmospheric carbon and help achieve Net Zero, in a way that is profitable for each business.
Digital
The Jamie Oliver Group wanted to establish a business-focused website that would allow them to communicate as a separate entity to Jamie, the person, and his recipes.
