Branding and Packaging

 This brief was set by Taxi Studios, an agency based in Bristol. Set in 2020, it presented a futuristic challenge: create a name, identity and packaging solution for a brand of hydrogen fuel cells. My chosen name, Hyperable, combines two separate ideas: HyPer, an abbreviation of Hydrogen Performance; and Able, which is essentially a byword for the possibilities of this new technology. When combined, I think the resulting name covers a lot of ground while remaining simple and memorable.

I first envisaged my emblem design as a butterfly; but when pointed out to me, it made more sense for it to be a moth – a creature taking on an evolved form, becoming weightless and drawn to sources of light.

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Packaging net & prototype
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Retail outlet
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Mobile app for monitoring energy level & locating nearby charging stations
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Supermarket charging station
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Motorway charging station (with vehicle sub-brand, H2Go)
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Business material

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