Today's problems,
tomorrow's capability.
Corporate identity, packaging, campaign, catalogue and web work selected from the Marka Studio archive, followed by case studies that show the full method.
Reference projects
Brand and Corporate Identity22
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Campaign and Advertising3
Catalogue and Print2
Web and Digital Product1
The reference projects on this page come from the Marka Studio archive. Marka Studio continues today as Avenra's Creative, Brand & Digital unit, so this portfolio is not a new brand's showcase but the continuity of more than a decade of production.
Most of the work was made for manufacturers selling to corporate buyers: metal works, polymers, chemicals, aluminium, robotics, energy equipment, food. In these categories the brand's job is not to create awareness but to produce trust at the proposal table. That is why the centre of each project is not the logo but the application system around it: proposal folder, business card, signage, vehicle livery, field workwear, packaging and trade fair material.
In every project the single-colour, negative and dimensional variants of the mark were defined from the start, and templates were produced inside the delivery package. Missing variants and missing templates are the most common reason an identity system falls apart six months later.
Key takeaways
- The portfolio is the Marka Studio archive, continuing inside Avenra.
- The centre of each project is the application system, not the logo.
- Single-colour, negative and dimensional variants are defined from the start.
- Templates ship inside the delivery package; no follow-up project is needed.
A selection of the
organisations we work with.
With some of these brands we ran corporate identity work, with others campaign, catalogue or digital product projects.
The method,
told end to end.
Every case is told with the client, the starting problem, the approach, the solution built, the teams involved and the observable result.
Brand architecture for an industrial group selling to one buyer through three brands
The group's three brands were bidding separately to the same buying committee and occasionally competing with each other on price. The difference…
Read the case ↗AI and TransformationAn AI-assisted workflow for proposal preparation
Proposal preparation took two days on average and quality varied by author. At the same time teams were using unapproved AI tools, creating data risk.
Read the case ↗Learning and OrganisationA store manager academy for a retail chain
New store managers experienced different onboarding in every branch. Time to full productivity was unpredictable and the gap between stores was…
Read the case ↗3D and Digital TwinA digital twin for a production line layout decision
Three alternatives were under discussion for a new line layout and the decision was being made on estimates and experience. The cost of a wrong…
Read the case ↗Web and Digital ProductWeb and digital product experience for a B2B technology company
Traffic was good but most inbound enquiries fell outside the target segment. Product pages listed features without saying which problem they solved.
Read the case ↗Public and CityFuture scenarios and a readiness plan for a city
The city's strategic plan was built around a single future. Demographic, climate and technology uncertainties had no place inside it.
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