
"Tiny House Workshops" Event Identity Series
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Client: Relax Shacks / Deek & Dustin Diedricksen
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Location: Memphis, TN / Putnam, CT / Redfern, Australia
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Roles: Brand Steward, Lead Illustrator, Creative Director
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Scope: International/Global Event Identity Systems, Cross-Market Layout Design
The Challenge
An internationally recognized alternative architecture and educational brand required a unified, high-impact visual identity system for its global workshop series. Staged across highly diverse geographic markets—including the United States and Australia—the primary design hurdle was maintaining absolute global brand consistency and recognition. Simultaneously, the client required localized illustrative narratives for each specific tour stop, all executed under compressed international event marketing timelines.
The Strategy
Global Brand Stewardship: Engineered a highly scalable, centralized design framework that preserved the core identity of the parent brand while allowing for flexible, market-specific visual variations. I managed the long-term aesthetic evolution of the international tour, ensuring a flawless balance between localized narrative hooks and global brand parameters.
Autonomous Asset Pipeline Management: Operated with full creative autonomy to develop, produce, and deliver a comprehensive matrix of digital and print marketing assets. I anticipated the rigorous demands of cross-continental promotion by engineering adaptable layout templates optimized for international social media channels and diverse physical print production specifications.
Aesthetic Integration: Developed a hybrid production workflow rooted in traditional analog pen-and-ink illustration. This strategic process directly mirrored the artisan, precision-focused values of the architectural workshops, ensuring the marketing materials functioned as an authentic, high-quality extension of the physical event experience.
The Impact
Delivered a high-performance, turn-key international identity system that sustained the brand’s global promotional footprint across multiple continents. The robust layout architecture minimized administrative overhead, allowed for rapid localization updates, and established a powerful, unmistakable visual signature that consistently drove event registration and solidified the client's authority as a global leader in alternative architectural education.
Tiny House Workshop Promotional Graphic


