Something™ Brand Identity

The work that Something™ produce is truly transformative for their clients. They embed culture at the heart of brands, to connect people and ideas. While they transform their clients brands we needed to ensure that their brand was built upon a strong system, had identifiable features and was uniquely memorable.

The repositioning, strategy and rebrand provided Something™ with a brand architecture that clearly differentiates and communicates their multiple business facets. The brand identity itself has given them a unique point of difference within an incredibly saturated sector, allowing them to stand out, land big commercial clients and build culture through content while staying true to their ethos of doings things differently.

In a rare opportunity to produce a brand identity that is highly unique, this project pushes the boundaries of design thinking. It’s clever use of psychology paired with language challenges the notion of what a logo is. The worldwide client base that Something™ works with means their brand is exposed to some of the largest organisations round the world… now that’s something.

Research shows that we learn far better by doing and participating than watching passively. “Something” — A thing that is unspecified or unknown. It can mean anything or nothing at the very same time. Through this logic we decided to reinvent the expected delivery of a logo. Typically, you see a logo, identify it and make associations, rarely saying the brand out loud.  By censoring the logo and incorporating it into language we encourage the audience to fill in the gaps placing Something in the subconscious through the conscious.