Published in The Brand Identity, Creative Review & Design Week Centering on a house-shaped mascot, Ding’s branding embraces ‘dopamine design’ and flies in the face of the traditional, staid industry norms. London-based branding studio Wildish & Co. has created the bold, personality-packed branding for Ding, a new home services platform offering trusted, qualified tradespeople through … Wildish & Co. Rewrites the Repairs Rulebook with Vibrant, Personality-Packed Designs for Home Services Platform Ding

First published on Creative Boom – see full article Wildish & Co designs new campaign and branding for charity Toilet Twinning Since 2010, Toilet Twinning has been an international non-profit that funds global water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) programmes run by Tearfund – a Christian charity that partners with churches in over 50 of the … Wildish & Co. Featured in Creative Boom

Last week, I went to watch A24’s Heretic – which left me drenched in sweat, I’ll let you decide if you take that as a positive recommendation, or not. It got me thinking about horror as a genre and how it has, is or could influence its neighbouring creative industries. I did a bit of … What can brands learn from the horror genre?

Recently, we had the exciting opportunity to partner with Leonardo Hotels to launch an awareness campaign that speaks to all types of travellers—from holidaymakers to business professionals. Our goal was to capture the diverse reasons people choose to stay at a hotel, whether it’s for a significant life event or the simple joys of a … Have you seen us on TV?!

In today’s crowded marketplace, a distinctive brand is your secret weapon. But how do you find and build a branding style that’s uniquely yours? Let’s explore the journey to uncovering your brand’s true identity and how Wildish & Co. can guide you every step of the way.   Dive deep into your core values   … How to find your branding style: crafting a unique identity

Why is everyone suddenly running? With London Marathon places being announced last week, it feels like an apt time to discuss this growing trend. Let us know if you got in! You’ve probably noticed the hoards of people around the quarter-life crisis mark becoming very into running. Some of us at the studio have also … Why are we all running?

Ahead of a summer full of sport, we wanted to take some time to reflect on a few sports marketing campaigns we’ve seen recently in the sporting world. Here’s a few things at the Studio that we’ve looked at and thought well, that was a sports marketing campaign done well. And yes, 50% of our … Sports marketing done well

After launching our new website, we’re back with some fresh insights. In true Wildish & Co. style, here are a few things we’ve learned about campaign work, with 5 reasons why your campaign might not be hitting the mark.   You haven’t spent enough time getting to know your audience A crucial step often overlooked. … 5 Reasons your campaign isn’t hitting like it should

In a world where we have constant, unfiltered access to each other, being offline has become the latest status symbol. As our lives become increasingly digital, brands, especially in the tech world, are evolving—or, in some cases, reverting to earlier practices—in a positive way to embrace the value of being offline. This shift highlights a … Why being offline is the latest status symbol

Can we agree on something? Design is important. The way we make people feel is important. If you don’t agree with those statements, it’s probably best you stop reading any further. Second point… What is the difference between B2C customers and B2B customers (your customers)? Is it: a) Nothing. b) Nothing c) Nothing Yes, you are correct, it’s … Stop boring your customers, why the term B2B should be banned from design discussions.