PwC

Client

As part of my final major project at the University of Huddersfield, I set out to reimagine the identity of one of the world’s leading professional services networks. The existing PwC logo, originally inspired by the Jenga games, became the starting point for a deeper exploration into balance, adaptability, and transformation.

This wasn’t just a redesign exercise. It was an opportunity to question how a legacy brand can evolve visually in a rapidly changing, technology-driven world.

I challenged a global identity and reimagined what it could become. Through research, consultation, and direct engagement, I developed a future-facing interpretation of the PwC identity. I conducted interviews, gathered feedback, and iterated on ideas that pushed the brand beyond its current visual language while still respecting its foundations.

The outcome was a speculative yet considered redesign, one that explored how structure, modularity, and motion could reflect the evolving nature of global business. More than the final design, the process itself became a defining moment, earning a distinction and demonstrating my ability to think critically at scale, engage stakeholders, and defend creative decisions with clarity.

Story

Year

What I did

Industry

Services

Brand Strategy
Logo Redesign
Research & Consultation
Concept Development

Audit

2022

black blue and yellow textile
black blue and yellow textile
black blue and yellow textile
black blue and yellow textile
Blackboard

Propelling the future of networking

black blue and yellow textile
black blue and yellow textile

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