@ciaranogaora kicked the day off by speaking at @dublin_cm in the @thetarabuilding this morning. Ciaran shared his creative journey and work from the @zerogstudio team.
#creativemornings #cmdublin #zerogstudio
Great to have our work for @nationalmuseumofireland , @nearform_hq , and @irelandatexpo selected for the 2024 @100archive . All represent a huge effort and commitment from the entire team at Zero-G, as well as our clients and partners who help bring the work to life.
Thanks to @anpostofficial for hosting the evening. Always lovely to have a chance to catch up with the wider design community, and see so much great work.
Home Bird – A mythic journey of belonging and self-discovery
Home Bird is the first production from @trickster_makes , formerly Monkeyshine.
A captivating reimagining of an ancient Slavic rite of passage story, exploring timeless themes of home, belonging, and self-belief. This immersive theatre experience blends storytelling, music, dance, and live performance, offering a magical, unforgettable journey for audiences, young and old. Coming soon.
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Project team: Louise Brady, Adam McMahon
#zerogstudio #branding #animation #identity
Global Action Plan Ireland is an environmental charity based in Dublin. They break big problems into small solutions by showing people easy, practical ways to build lasting sustainable habits into their everyday lives. We partnered with GAP to reimagine their identity, positioning, messaging framework and social media content, to better reflect their grounded, caring and approachable nature.
The new identity is energetic, organic and human. Hand-drawn logos, freeform shapes, and imperfect icons reflect GAP's grassroots approach, while a season-inspired colour palette adds natural vibrancy to the brand. The logo is a representation of people coming together in harmony and interacting to form a dynamic whole — creating space for growth, connection and collaboration. The yin-yang inspired brackets hold the ‘seeds of change’ and can flex to highlight key environmental issues such as waste, water, fast fashion as well as GAP’s sub-brands.
@gapireland
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Project team: Kate McCauley, Sadhbh O’Beirne, Sorcha O’Higgins & Edel Traynor
#zerogstudio #identity #branding
We recently created a new name and identity for Fordel, an independent wealth management firm. With a belief that relationships are Worth More, the Fordel team focus on high personal touch and deep relationships. The identity brings a warm, relaxed confidence to communications.
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Project team: Sadhbh O’Beirne, JP O’Malley, Sorcha O’Higgins, Kayleigh McCarthy, Edel Traynor
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Website build: Teneo
#zerogstudio #branding #identity
Briery Gap is a cultural centre in Macroom, Co. Cork, and a vital part of rural Ireland. As a hub for theatre, music, and film, it offers a diverse range of events, fostering culture, education, and social connection. With a renewed creative and strategic direction, Briery Gap needed a rebrand to celebrate its legacy while embracing the future.
We worked with Briery Gap to develop a new identity and website that reflects its bold vision. At the core of this was the idea of placemaking—creating an identity that not only represents the venue but reinforces its role as a cultural landmark. The new identity is flexible and vibrant, with a colour palette inspired by the urban landscape of Macro om. The brutalist logo, influenced by the architecture of the building, serves as a window into culture.
Catering to a diverse audience of all ages, from locals to visitors, the new identity strikes a balance between old and new, muted and vibrant, soft and bold. It reflects Briery Gap’s ambition—to celebrate its history while establishing itself as a confident, contemporary arts venue.
@brierygapcc Website: brierygap.ie
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Project team: Kate Sheehan, Kayleigh McCarthy, Sadhbh O’Beirne, Edel Traynor
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Website build: Jordan Huysmans
#zerogstudio #branding #identity #culture #change #thebrierygap
The new visual expression for @nationalmuseumofireland is brought to life through an extended colour palette and customised typeface created by @cotypefoundry .
beyond the visual identity, we worked with the teams across the National Museum’s four locations to Co-create a new set of brand values, ensuring that the new identity was aligned with and supported cultural change within the organisation.
Working with the Museum’s panel of agencies and in-house teams, the refreshed brand will be implemented across print, exhibition, environment and digital applications through 2025 and 2026.
#zerogstudio #branding #change #nationalmuseumofireland
We have worked with the @nationalmuseumofireland to refresh their brand strategy and visual identity, and reposition the Museum in a rapidly changing and fragmented world.
Central to the new expression is an evolved core typographic symbol. With Max Philips of #SignalTypeFoundry we revised this form, retaining a humanistic Irish character while giving it a more contemporary and robust sensibility.
Project team: Ciaran ÓGaora, Jason Delahunty, Louise Brady, Kate McCauley, Laura Meredith, Sorcha O’Higgins, Grace Coakley, Siobhán Traynor
#zerogstudio #branding #change #nationalmuseumofireland
J. Hannon & Sons is one of the longest established funeral directors in Ireland, founded in 1852 by John Hannon in Co. Cork. Since then, for over 170 years, four generations of Hannons have been offering flexible, personal and knowledgable funeral services.
The new identity and website combines tradition and modernity while also communicating care, respect and professionalism, with a muted colour palette, considered typography and serene photography.
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Project team: Sadhbh O’Beirne, Grace Coakley
In 2023 two powerhouses of the Market Research industry in the US came together to create a new metrics-obsessed marketing agency. The goal of this new agency was to deliver cut through, transformational, and measurable marketing for ambitious businesses.
We landed on the familiar and playful name, Growgetter, which neatly represents their ambitious, results-driven approach. With a dynamic word mark, bold colour palette, and bespoke illustrations, the identity and website combine rigour and professionalism with a refreshing energy and character.
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Project team: Sadhbh O’Beirne, JP O’Malley, Sorcha O’Higgins, Grace Coackley, Cillian ÓGaora @cillian_draws , Kayleigh McCarthy, Kate Sheehan
