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ECOinvest Branding

We created a logo and a minimalist visual identity for ECOinvest so the brand feels calm, tech-forward, and “financially reliable” across every touchpoint — from social media and presentations to print and outdoor advertising.

The identity is built on a cool blue-to-teal palette supported by a light, neutral base. It communicates clean energy without falling into generic “eco decoration.” The overall language is strict and tidy: generous whitespace, a clear grid, and disciplined typography. The key idea is the concentric rings from the logo — they become a reusable graphic module that keeps the brand recognizable even in layouts with little or no photography.

Analysis & briefing

We started by setting the brand’s tone: not noisy like a startup and not “green-romantic,” but structured and confident — closer to an investment brand with a sustainability focus. We also defined where the identity must perform in real life: digital channels, print, outdoor formats, merch, and presentation materials.

That immediately shaped the rules: a restrained palette with controlled accents, a readable text hierarchy, and a graphic system that scales without constant designer intervention.

Visual identity

We locked the palette, typography, and the core graphic move: the concentric rings expand into patterns, frames, and calm composition accents. This keeps everything unmistakably on-brand while remaining content-first — especially in informational layouts where the message must be read quickly.

The system is designed for daily use: new assets can be built with the same logic — different photos, different module order, different formats — and still look cohesive.

Marketing collateral

Based on the identity, we produced practical applications: social templates, poster/OOH layouts, and core corporate pieces like business cards and badges. The principle stays consistent: minimal decoration, message-forward layouts, and the rings integrated as the brand’s signature.

As a result, ECOinvest reads as one coherent system everywhere — on a billboard, in a feed, or on print — without mismatched colours, type, or overall feel.