A creative studio at the intersection of culture, design and strategy
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Custom lettering and wordmark developed for AG's The Greatest Showman.
Creative Direction:
@UnrulyStudio @niyiokeowo
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@anikoxyz is arguably the biggest reason Lagos has an electronic music scene worth talking about globally. In Vol. 3, we discuss what it costs to build one of Lagos most talked-about events, and what it takes to keep doing it consistently.
Traffic Club is an underground event series by Mainland Block Party and Quacktails made for new artists, new sounds, and the people who find them first.
Studio Unruly retweeted
Our first cover star! Nifemi Marcus-Bello has spent years insisting that design has always been in Lagos. It was just being misread.
We sat with him at his studio to discuss mastery, materiality and what it means to build a practice in Nigeria.
Studio Unruly retweeted
Volume three - Mastery Through Method.
Mastery is not the presence of talent. It is the persistence of practice. It lives in the repetition nobody sees, the failure nobody documents, and the decision made in the middle of a process that only the maker fully understands.
Last year, we worked with Culture Lab on something we’ve been meaning to share.
Not a rebrand. A brand made more itself.
In a world where everything looks the same, we make work that actually moves people. Work that makes you stop and feel something.
We craft with intention, building creative work that resonates, not just gets recognized.
Duplicity explores duality, two sides in tension.
We built the creative direction around contrast. Album artwork, photography, typography, promo, all designed to hold contradiction without forcing it.
Case study: studiounruly.com/work/duplic…
BOAH 360 celebrates African heritage across art, music, fashion, and community. The identity needed to feel rooted, not borrowed.
We built the brand from the Nok terracotta heads—a logomark drawn directly from their sculptural forms. Heritage as infrastructure, not decoration.
