The mark
The nest-and-aircraft emblem is built from two simple strokes — a ring for the nest, a single fold for the wing — so it reads at a glance whether it’s stitched into a headrest or stamped on a boarding pass.
The palette
A deep travel-teal grounds the system, warmed by a sand tone lifted straight off the routes it’s named for — Djurdjura, the Tassili, the Hoggar. Two colours, endless application.
In the field
Every lockup was tested against real outdoor conditions before it left the studio — rail panels, street posters, the kind of surfaces that don’t forgive a fragile mark.
The system
Wordmark, emblem, tagline lockup and a full art direction guide for launch — everything Aeronest needed to feel like itself from the airport to the arrivals hall.
