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We’re always up for a new challenge, problem to solve, of future to imagine. Reach out, book a time to meet. Let’s see how we can help.
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Grey Lynn, Auckand
1062, New Zealand
People first, produce second. Crafting a brand identity for a local community garden that celebrates the imperfect.
When was the last time you stepped out of your comfort zone? Better yet—when did you last learn something new, strike up a conversation with a stranger, and through the awkwardness of figuring things out together, find a friend?
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People first, produce second. Crafting a brand identity for a local community garden that celebrates the imperfect.
When was the last time you stepped out of your comfort zone? Better yet—when did you last learn something new, strike up a conversation with a stranger, and through the awkwardness of figuring things out together, find a friend?
What we did
Brand identity system
Character illustration
Content creation and direction
Grow celebrates the wonky carrot and the lopsided pumpkin—because those imperfections carry the mark of human hands. The flaws aren’t accidental; they’re the whole point.
The Grow Collective’s first community garden in Forrest Hill has flourished, becoming a vibrant hub of local activity. It has hosted events, working bees, regular community dinners, and hands-on workshops, engaging over 100 local residents across multiple generations. People have come together to connect, contribute, and learn in a welcoming, collaborative environment.
Grow celebrates the wonky carrot and the lopsided pumpkin—because those imperfections carry the mark of human hands. The flaws aren’t accidental; they’re the whole point.
The Grow Collective’s first community garden in Forrest Hill has flourished, becoming a vibrant hub of local activity. It has hosted events, working bees, regular community dinners, and hands-on workshops, engaging over 100 local residents across multiple generations. People have come together to connect, contribute, and learn in a welcoming, collaborative environment.
Grow celebrates the wonky carrot and the lopsided pumpkin—because those imperfections carry the mark of human hands. The flaws aren’t accidental; they’re the whole point.
The Grow Collective’s first community garden in Forrest Hill has flourished, becoming a vibrant hub of local activity. It has hosted events, working bees, regular community dinners, and hands-on workshops, engaging over 100 local residents across multiple generations. People have come together to connect, contribute, and learn in a welcoming, collaborative environment.
The Grow Collective is now expanding its reach across Auckland, already supporting and managing several other community gardens under its care.
“Grow Forrest Hill is a community garden, full of delicious fruit and veggies. But we hope to grow more than just that. Our dream is to grow a beautiful space, a space to learn about gardening, eat wonderful food, grow our community and get to know our neighbours.”
The Grow Collective is now expanding its reach across Auckland, already supporting and managing several other community gardens under its care.
“Grow Forrest Hill is a community garden, full of delicious fruit and veggies. But we hope to grow more than just that. Our dream is to grow a beautiful space, a space to learn about gardening, eat wonderful food, grow our community and get to know our neighbours.”
The Grow Collective is now expanding its reach across Auckland, already supporting and managing several other community gardens under its care.
“Grow Forrest Hill is a community garden, full of delicious fruit and veggies. But we hope to grow more than just that. Our dream is to grow a beautiful space, a space to learn about gardening, eat wonderful food, grow our community and get to know our neighbours.”
Building brands
to believe in
We’re always up for a new challenge, problem to solve, of future to imagine. Reach out, book a time to meet. Let’s see how we can help.
Contact
Aotearoa Office
14 Vinegar Lane,
Grey Lynn, Auckand
1062, New Zealand
Image: Waverly Place, by James Jowers
Building brands
to believe in
We’re always up for a new challenge, problem to solve, of future to imagine. Reach out, book a time to meet. Let’s see how we can help.
Contact
Aotearoa Office
14 Vinegar Lane,
Grey Lynn, Auckand
1062, New Zealand