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Fictional brand · Self-initiated study

Skelter

Field equipment · Brand identity

Skelter supplied identity artwork

Take the long way.

A practical, directional identity for a fictional outdoor equipment brand.

Explore the field story

A setting before a specification

Out in the open.
Clear in the details.

The coastal campaign establishes the world: open air, exposed rock and a strong directional mark. The product sheet and hangtag bring that attitude into a more compact, practical language.

The design decision

A field signal, not visual noise

The bird reads quickly. Petrol gives the system weight; coral acts as a point of attention. Mono labels organize the concept information without inventing performance claims.

AI-generated visualization: Framed Skelter Take the long way campaign, with the bag branded skelter and TARP / 02.
View exact artworkSkelter campaign layout showing an AI-generated coral shelter and petrol field bag on a rocky shore.

AI-generated presentation mockup. Artwork and material details are illustrative.

AI-generated campaign imagery / fictional equipment concept

The idea

Built around a sense of movement.

A banking bird and a broad wordmark set Skelter’s direction. Petrol, coral and ice create a clear visual language for time spent moving outdoors, from a small product tag to a wider campaign.

The visual language

A recognizable signal in the field.

The bird carries the idea at a glance; the wordmark gives it weight. Simple blocks of color and direct typography keep the identity useful across product information and expressive campaign imagery.

The system

A signal. A label. A direction.

Direct headlines and compact equipment-style information.

TAKE THE LONG WAY.

PACKS. SHELTERS. ROOM TO ROAM.
Companion typography

Liberation Sans keeps headlines and practical information direct. Liberation Mono adds a compact equipment-label voice. The Skelter wordmark is supplied path artwork, not retyped text.

Petrol#073E46
Coral#F56E57
Ice#E6F0E9
Black#000000

In application

From the scene to the small print.

The product sheet and hangtag share a clear information hierarchy. These remain visual concepts, with specifications still to be developed.

AI-generated visualization: Skelter DAY / 18 product sheet shown on a tablet screen on a work surface.
View exact artworkSkelter product-sheet concept showing an AI-generated field pack; specifications remain undeveloped.

AI-generated presentation mockup. Artwork and material details are illustrative.

DAY / 18Fictional product-sheet study

Design anatomy / A photo-led equipment sheet connects the roll top, coral carry lines and ice identity patch through a shared index.

Read the product concept

DAY / 18. A field pack for the long way.

  1. Roll top: a rolled opening and a clear silhouette.
  2. Carry lines: external lacing, with coral as a visual guide.
  3. The mark: an ice-colored patch keeps the bird visible.

Fictional concept model. Capacity, materials and performance are not established.

AI-generated material visualization of the petrol and coral Skelter tags on pale stone, showing matte card, clean cut edges, punched holes, petrol cords and natural shadows.
View exact flat artwork
Front of the Skelter field tag: petrol with the bird, DAY / 18, coral route cue and Take the long way.01 / FRONT
Reverse of the coral field tag: Field notes with spaces for Out, Via and Back, model DAY / 18 and Field pack.02 / REVERSE
Take it with you.Two-sided field-tag material study

The visualization suggests matte card, cut edges and a simple cord. The front identifies the pack; the reverse leaves room for a route. AI-generated material visualization; exact flat artwork is retained above.

Read both sides of the tag

Front: DAY / 18, Field pack. Take the long way. Skelter.

Reverse: Make it yours. Field notes. A route worth remembering. Out, Via, Back. Keep a note of the route. Leave room for a detour. Model DAY / 18; type Field pack.

Illustrative tag system for a fictional equipment study. No production or performance claims.

AI-generated product imagery and illustrative mockups. DAY / 18 is a demonstration model label; capacity, materials, durability and performance have not been established.

About this study

Skelter is a fictional, self-initiated brand study. These visuals demonstrate an identity concept, not engineered or manufactured equipment. No customer, commercial or field-performance results are claimed.

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