ET Intellectual Property

Client

ET Intellectual Property

Services

Branding, Web & UI

Date

August - November 2023

"ET Intellectual Property (formerly Ellis Terry) is a boutique intellectual property law firm, founded in 2009 by former partners of one of New Zealand's oldest and largest intellectual property firms. Established to serve a local and international client base, but with a strong New Zealand client focus, we provide advice and expertise in all aspects of intellectual property. We offer legal and strategic advice to innovative entrepreneurs, corporations, inventors, designers, and artists."

Ellis Terry were in the process of rebranding to ET Intellectual Property and they approached me to design their new logo. Their existing logo was set in Calibri in a medium-light blue. Together, we explored six initial design directions and an analysis of the competition before choosing the final design and new brand colour.

The new logo for ET Intellectual Property, presented in white on purple

The new logo is a very confident, minimal, bold and surprising monogram. It is friendly and warm while remaining professional and direct. The new brand colour was chosen after determining an oversaturation of blues, greens and greys in the market, and embraces rich vibrancy with an unexpected and exciting shade of deep wine purple.

The reddish purple colour chosen for ET Intellectual Property, which the team named Doha Port
The new logo for ET Intellectual Property, shown in a mockup as a pin on a suit lapel with matching purple tie
The new logo for ET Intellectual Property, presented on new business card designs
The new logo for ET Intellectual Property, presented on new stationery designs
The new logo for ET Intellectual Property and the new website design

With the branding finalised, I worked on a redesign of the company website from the ground up, utilising new 3D renders of the branding and a bespoke set of icons.

The new logo for ET Intellectual Property and the new website design
Custom icon designs for ET Intellectual Property's new website
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