CHICKENPIE.Brand identity
Give a business a recognisable face and a visual system that holds together.
- Logo & visual identity
- Packaging & print
- Brand guidelines
A personal world.
An independent studio.
Chickenpie is a place to draw, experiment and share things that would otherwise stay in a notebook. Caricatures, tools, satire, golf, food and the odd good idea all have a home here.
Behind the chickens is a graphic designer, building a personal world and a one-person design studio. The name stays mostly anonymous. The work does the introducing.
The Feed brings the stories and character drawings together. The Studio turns that same curiosity into work for a brief.
Chicken in a lobster suit.
Studio guide on duty.
The personal sideThings that
Things that
catch my eye.
Different interests, different kinds of papers. Read by topic, or browse the character cards in the Feed.
The letter gathers things made and things noticed. It goes out when there is something worth sharing.
Get the Chickenpie letterGood ideas.Made tangible.
Choose a starting point. We can talk through what your project needs.
Web design & development
Turn the story of a business into a clear, expressive website people can use.
- Page structure & design
- Responsive development
- Purposeful interactions
Illustration
Make an idea, a character or a point of view visible through drawings with personality.
- Character design
- Caricatures
- Editorial artwork
A few useful answers
A few useful answers.
Who is behind Chickenpie?
A graphic designer who likes drawing chickens, making things and following a good idea. Chickenpie stays mostly anonymous on purpose; the work and the characters are the public face.
Who is Biscuit?
A chicken in a lobster suit. Biscuit hosts Chickenpie and helps visitors find their way around the studio. Biscuit is also the name of the desktop assistant we made.
How are the Feed and Studio different?
The Feed is the personal publishing side: drawings, characters, experiments, food, golf and points of view. Studio is the professional work: identities, websites and illustrations made for a brief. They share a curiosity and a visual world.
Can we work on something together?
Start a conversation through Contact. Tell me what you are making, what you need and where you are in the process. We can talk through whether the studio is a good fit.