ultrablack branding studio

Ultrablack Branding Studio was hired by the non-profit marketplace LELEKA to improve the quality of their product, which involved selling children's artwork from Ukraine. The studio was chosen for their commitment and strong values. Ultrablack's founder led a team to transform thousands of artwork photos into high-quality digital files for purchase and print. They also helped pivot the product from digital-only to printed art and designed a new storefront. In collaboration with LELEKA's PR team, they built a communication pack, including printed albums, which were distributed across major media outlets such as BBC, The Independent, Voice of America, and The Brussels Times. The project allowed the LELEKA team to focus on other areas like marketing, business development, and finance.

For a clothing brand, Ultrablack Branding Studio was hired to develop a logo, brand identity, and brand communication materials. The studio was chosen based on the quality of their work, their interest in the project, and their adherence to deadlines. After filling out a detailed brief, the client received a presentation on logo and brand identity concepts. One concept was chosen that best conveyed the brand's idea and business. Ultrablack then developed brand communication materials including business cards, branded packages, boxes, a signboard, loyalty cards, clothes tags, and billboards. The files were delivered in required formats. The process was smooth, with communications focused on important issues only.