Patching Plants

A audiovisual production company deeply rooted in artistic excellence and driven by a passion for creating memorable, impactful productions. Known for their remarkable flexibility and adaptability across diverse creative contexts, Patching Plants consistently strives for excellence while extracting the best possible results from every unique project scenario.

Understanding that their brand identity needed to mirror this core philosophy, we designed a visual identity system built around adaptability as its cornerstone. Rather than confining them to a single rigid logo application, we created a comprehensive suite of versatile logo variations that empowers Patching Plants to present themselves authentically and uniquely for each distinct creative challenge they encounter. This flexible approach ensures their brand remains dynamic and relevant across all touchpoints—from intimate artistic collaborations to large-scale production ventures—allowing their visual identity to evolve seamlessly alongside their diverse portfolio of work.

Church Goods Studio
Team: Rodrigo Kugnharski & Josh Villa

Collection of 20 black and white logo variations for 'Patching Plants,' featuring different logos, symbols, and designs in a grid format.
A blue magazine titled 'ALMANACQUE' featuring a stylized fruit illustration on a textured brown surface, partially cover a brown padded envelope.
A white and green baseball cap hanging on a metallic post against dark foliage background at night.
Person carrying a black tote bag with pink and white graphics and text, wearing a green sweater and denim shorts.
A stack of color sample cards with a green sticker that reads "Patch Plant's Recording Studios" on top. The sticker also includes a phone number and website. The background shows a blue ruler and white surface.
A person wearing dark pants and a beige button-up shirt with a blue case attached to a pink clip, with the text "Patching Plants" on the case.
  • Poster advertising a music and crafts event with green silhouettes of people holding hands and dancing on an orange background, including contact info at the bottom.
  • A promotional poster for the project called 'Patching Plants'. It features a mirrored disco ball and a crowd of people at what appears to be a concert or festival. The text explains that the name 'Patching Plants' symbolizes organic connections and growth through interactions, similar to how plants grow and expand, fostering ideas and projects.
  • The image features the band Parchels posing for a promotional photo with a plain background. They are dressed in casual, colorful clothing, with some members showing surprised or serious expressions. The word 'PARCELS' is prominently displayed at the top, and a logo for 'Patching Plants' is in the bottom left corner.
  • A blue background with a red oval label that reads 'Patching Plants' in white cursive text, and a paragraph of small white text below in Portuguese.
  • Person with curly hair and sunglasses playing a guitar in a recording studio, with text overlay 'Patching Plants' and 'Recording Studios'.
White T-shirt with black circular logo and text that says "PATCHING PLANTS" hanging on a tree branch, surrounded by large cacti and green plants in an outdoor setting.
Business envelope, colorful stickers with words "Patchy Plants," bubble wrap, and packing paper on a brown surface.
Hand holding a blue lighter with the text 'PP' and 'Patching Plants' against a gray wooden wall background.
Person holding a sheet with patches and logos for Patching Plants, outdoor setting with tree and red berries in the background.
Black silhouettes of six different flowering plants arranged around the text 'Patching Plants' and the phrase 'Criamos conexões que amplificam vozes autênticas' in Portuguese, with the Instagram handle '@patchingplants'.
A person wearing a dark hoodie and a cap with their face partially obscured by abstract dark streaks, with a blue band that contains text and icons, and the text 'ALFA MIST' in large white letters.
Green poster with black illustration of two hands holding a flower, text reads 'Patching Plants' with smaller text in Portuguese and the date 2025.