Wow Media
A rebrand for a Los Angeles digital billboard company, designed to move on full-motion screens.
View project ↗I build brand identities for people and places with something to say. Selected work ↓
I work from the idea outwards — making systems that are clear, expressive and built to move in the right direction.
A rebrand for a Los Angeles digital billboard company, designed to move on full-motion screens.
View project ↗A more contemporary river-cruise brand, built around the rhythm, warmth and anticipation of travel.
View project ↗A new identity for a jewellery house balancing heritage craft with a more expressive digital presence.
View project ↗Lucas Rhys Designer based in London,focused on brand identity
I design brand identities and make them move: logos, systems and motion for people and places with something to say.
View all workLucas Rhys Designer based in London, focused on brand identity
A rebrand for a Los Angeles digital billboard company, giving its identity a sharper visual language built to move on full-motion screens.
View projectA rebrand for a river-cruise company, bringing a warmer, more contemporary expression to every journey.
View projectA rebrand for a jewellery house, balancing heritage craft with a more distinctive digital presence.
View projectA rebrand for a Los Angeles digital billboard company, giving its identity a sharper visual language built to move on full-motion screens.
A rebrand for a river-cruise company, bringing a warmer, more contemporary expression to every journey.
A rebrand for a jewellery house, balancing heritage craft with a more distinctive digital presence.
A rebrand for a fascia-repair practice, creating a clearer and more human identity around movement, recovery and care.
A redesign of a prestige skincare range, carrying a new standard from packaging to social and film.
A brand for Moods, a scientifically backed aromatherapy line — giving scent science a warmer, more expressive role in everyday wellbeing.
Previously Nord62 — a rebrand that gives Geographic a sharper name, identity and sense of direction.
A brand identity built around a fingerprint mark with an R at its core.
A brand world shaped by the quiet celestial rhythm of island life.
A rebrand for a luxury coach-holiday specialist, bringing a more considered sense of comfort and discovery to the journey.
A rebrand for an alpine destination, balancing the drama of the mountains with a refined, contemporary character.
Services
Brand identity and motion. I design logos and the brand systems around them, then make them move: logo animation, motion identities and brand films. I also design and build websites for the brands I work on.
I’m a Senior Brand Designer at Matter Of Form, and before that I worked at Navigator International, Bulletproof, Lewis Moberly, Sunhouse Creative and Big Yellow. Brands I’ve worked on include AmaWaterways, Ben Bridge, Leger Holidays, Moods, MZSkin, Wow Media, Geographic, Amrit Health and Crans-Étoile.
London, UK. I work with clients wherever they are.
Yes, for clients who come to me directly. I work as a sole operator, in the evenings and at weekends, so you deal with me from the first conversation to the final files.
It starts with the strategy, usually shaped with a strategist or your own team: who it’s for and what it needs to say. From there it moves through a few creative routes, then one direction developed properly across every touchpoint, so there are few surprises and fewer revisions.
I like to sit on a problem before I start. Sometimes that means weeks of thinking before I even open my laptop, following every trail of thought until the idea is clear. In a world that rushes to make things as fast as possible, the brands that slow down and consider their process are the ones that stand out.
That said, if a project has a tighter deadline, we can talk about how to make it work. Either way, you’ll get a clear timeline before anything starts.
Yes, in my own way. I’m not the world’s best coder, but now that we can work straight onto the canvas, I’m finding myself building more and more websites. It’s something I’m keen to keep experimenting with, so I’m sure we can work something out.
For bigger or more technical builds, I also have development partners I can bring in.
Not at the moment. I work as a sole operator, directly with the clients who come to me, so you deal with me from start to finish.
As I work at an agency during the day, working with other agencies is out of the question. My freelance projects are completed exclusively in the evenings and at weekends.
A complete identity and the guidelines to use it: logo, typography, colour, imagery direction and the key touchpoints designed, ready for your team or partners to run with.