Come together.
Make something.
Eranos means “potluck” or “gathering.” That idea anchors the name, symbol, collaborative language, and invitation to join the studio.
BRAND & WEBSITE SHOWCASE
Eranos
Studios.
A study of the brand identity, art direction, and website design for Eranos Studios.
Designed by Morgan Ghan
Creative Director · Art Director · Web Designer
Creative Director · Art Director · Web Designer
Made to play. Built to feel.
A digital studio identity with a physical soul. ’70s console warmth meets ’80s arcade, Skateboarding and BMX attitude.
A gathering.
A spark.
A sense of play.
Eranos brings different creative disciplines to the same table. The visual identity makes that spirit tangible: a shared vessel, a flash of energy, and a collection of objects that feel like they belong to the games we grew up with.
Come together.
Living rooms.
Arcades. BMX.
Woodgrain console furniture, collectible cartridges, checker canvas, and graphic stickers give the identity its period character.
Objects with
a little history.
Wear, softened edges, printed labels, and material texture make a screen feel familiar and handled.
SMALL STUDIO.
BIG WORLDS.
LET’S PLAY.
Click the specimen to try your own words.BIG WORLDS.
LET’S PLAY.
Friendly shapes.
Confident words.
Eranos Rounded gives headlines their arcade-like silhouette. DM Sans keeps the interface clear. Short, welcoming language carries the studio’s collaborative character.
The display lettering is part of the identity, not just a way to fill a headline.
Night
#111216
#111216
Warm white
#F6F4ED
#F6F4ED
Turquoise
#32DFCF
#32DFCF
Nostalgic
spectrum
spectrum
Night and warm white ground the interface. Turquoise signals action. The worn spectrum gives the world its color.
The Thunderpot.
The gathering comes alive.
Color travels toward the shared vessel. The lightning catches. The symbol becomes a small story about collective creative energy.
Good things happen together
A studio you
could collect.
One physical format, multiple stories. The studio identity, SurfRat, the Quest for Eranos, and the mystery of what comes next all live inside a worn cartridge shell.
Attitude in
the edges.
Frayed checker fabric frames the studio reel as it does on the original site. It brings the rough, graphic energy of BMX and skate culture into the page’s architecture.
A little living-room
warmth.
Walnut fascia and dark trim recall the furniture-like hardware of early home consoles. On the site, the wood acts as a full-width physical separator between digital scenes.
INDEPENDENT SPIRIT / COLLECTIVE IMAGINATIONPeel. Place.
Make it yours.
Expressive lettering, cutout edges, and an informal placement make the brand feel personalized. These are the original team and Level Up graphics used across the site.
Four windows.
One retro world.
Worn print, looping geometry, and a shared spectrum of color. Each header brings a different rhythm to the same visual language. Select an artwork to explore it in full.
The invitation
is part of the game.
A worn instruction card turns a service explanation into something you might find inside a game box. The original typography, numbered steps, paper treatment, and player pairing carry the brand into practical information.
Every surface
belongs to the story.
The symbol, cartridges, canvas, wood, stickers, and game card make one connected world. The result is a studio introduction that communicates through material, memory, and play.