
Oslo, Norway
Vistiq
3 months
New Light: A Bold Visual Rebrand and Campaign for Vistiq
A full visual rebrand and campaign shoot that gave Vistiq a bold, cohesive identity across channels.
Overview
A Brand Reintroduced
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Vistiq had grown quickly, and that growth had left them with a fragmented identity — a patchwork of logos, palettes, and tones assembled by different teams at different moments. They came to us to define a single, bold visual language that could live consistently everywhere, from a billboard to a button.
Before designing anything, we audited every existing touchpoint and interviewed stakeholders across marketing, product, and sales to understand why the brand had drifted. The goal was not just a new look but a system disciplined enough to survive the next phase of scale.
That research gave us permission to be decisive, replacing a cautious, committee-built identity with one clear point of view.
Approach
Designing the System

We developed a complete art-direction system — typography, color, composition rules, and a photographic style guide — then proved it by shooting a flagship campaign that put the new identity under real-world pressure.
A signature grading look became the connective tissue across mediums, carrying the same mood from still photography to motion to social cut-downs. We documented every rule so internal teams could extend the system without us in the room.
The result was a toolkit, not just a campaign — designed to be handed off and lived in.
Outcome
One Identity, Every Channel
Channels unified
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Six previously disconnected channels now share one confident identity, and Vistiq finally reads as a single company rather than a collection of teams.
In a crowded market, that consistency has translated into faster recognition and a noticeably more premium perception, giving the brand a foundation it can build on for years.
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