As a category leader in automotive surface repair, Evercoat’s sprawling portfolio had created a chaotic brand. Hyperquake consolidated the architecture into a tighter, more intuitive structure and streamlined the visual identity through a refreshed packaging system. The transformation was accelerated by a strategic marketing plan powered by social and influencer-led content, performance-driven initiatives, and updated traditional collateral. Together, we brought clarity to complexity—ushering in a more cohesive era for the Evercoat brand.

Set in all uppercase, the modified logotype uses Neue Montreal Medium, a versatile grotesque font that felt right at home in the auto body repair industry for its hard working and understated qualities. The custom O is based on the catalyzation process—the precise filler-to-hardener ratio that activates the product. We refined the mark to highlight this signature detail and reinforce its leadership in the category.

To complement the logo, the packaging system combines multiple weights of Neue Montreal and Transducer—each bringing a strong and no-nonsense vibe to the collateral. Transducer provides strong category cues that was inspired by vintage car ads and livery and speaks to Evercoat’s heritage. Neue Montreal becomes the straightforward, utility font that allows for important detail information to be clearly communicated.

One Morning is a modern mental health offering designed to support employees and reimagine what employee assistance programs can be. The identity strikes a balance between sophistication and approachability—built to resonate across generations.

Set in all lowercase, the logotype uses The Seasons, a refined serif with subtle humanist touches. Custom letterforms bring hidden meaning to life: a 1 is embedded in the stems of the n and m, while the g is simplified for a more grounded feel.

To complement the logo, the typographic system combines Items and Aeonik—each bringing distinct texture to the brand. Items, used for headlines, is a contemporary serif with crisp contrast and sharp detailing that brings an editorial edge and quiet confidence to the system. Aeonik, used for body copy and secondary headlines, is a geometric sans with just enough warmth in its curves to feel human without losing structure. Together, they create a dynamic and flexible system—balancing clarity with character, and structure with empathy.