Motion Sickness launches new design arm of agency: The Motion Sickness Design Office
New Zealand creative agency Motion Sickness has launched a new dedicated branding and identity design wing of the company called the Design Office. Advertising agency and design agency living in the same house, but sleeping in separate beds. A modern marriage of brush and pen, art and commerce.
The Motion Sickness Design Office aims to bring the same disruptive creativity already demonstrated by the agency to the world of identity and design.
The Design Office will offer its services to Australian based brands and companies.
Since its inception, design has been an integral component in much of Motion Sickness’ award winning work. From comprehensive identity refreshes for iconic Aotearoa brands such as Sorted, Big Save and Whānau Ora, to full scale brand creation for Frank Energy & Ministry for Ethnic Communities.
With this new formalised offering, prospective clients can indulge in a brand facelift, without fear or obligation of an integrated campaign and/or the dreaded cinematic 90” TVC.
The Design Office describes online, “Our new design office is best described as a mindset – a fictional space that denotes where we can shift our minds to issues of hierarchy, balance, type and branded pens. Allowing them to be discussed at length without being dismissed as ‘executional.’ Enabling us to decipher and draw out a bewildered brand’s inner self.”
The Design Office website includes a design translator, allowing both clients and designers alike to decode long winded feedback, passive aggressive requests and ostentatious designer notes. In addition to this pioneering new technology, Motion Sickness has bolstered its design depth with a cast of talented new hires.
The metaphorical Design Office doors are now open for brands big and small. Head to www.designoffice.nz for details.
