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Voxel51 · In-house, before Currentform

A logo grew into a brand that shows up everywhere.

Voxel51 is an open-source data platform that lets computer vision and machine learning engineers visualize, curate, and annotate image, video, and 3D datasets to build better AI models.

Client
Voxel51
Role
In-house designer, the brand's Swiss Army knife
Scope
Brand system, events and booths, web, social, print, swag and merch
Timeline
2.5 years
Voxel51 conference booth with the lit logo sign, the FiftyOne headline wall, and a crowd of developers at the demo screens
The starting point

A logo, and a company growing faster than its brand.

Voxel51 had a logo and a simple idea of a brand, but nothing cohesive or scalable for how fast the company was growing. Every new event, launch, and channel needed a look, and there was no system to pull from.

One orange. One voxel. I built the system around the brand orange and the voxel itself, the square "pixel" of 3D data. Scattered voxels became a pattern that could stretch from a social card to a full booth wall and still feel like the same company.

Voxel51 logo: the hexagonal play-button mark in orange and gray beside the VOXEL51 wordmark
Primary
Voxel51 Orange
#FF6D04
Dark Gray
#212529
Mid Gray
#A6A7A9
Secondary
Primary Blue
#499CEF
Primary Purple
#6D04FF
Primary Green
#59A65C
The system

From hackathons to international conferences.

I scaled the brand across the website, social media, in-person hackathons, and events: booths, print, digital, swag, and merch for conferences including CVPR and ECCV. As the company grew, the brand grew with it.

Solutions page, redesigned to reach enterprise decision-makers
FiftyOne Enterprise data sheet, front and back, in orange and lavender
FiftyOne Enterprise data sheet
Voxel51 conference postcard, front and back
Conference postcard
Social graphic introducing FiftyOne Enterprise workflows with product screenshots on orange Blog header on orange with a FiftyOne dataset view and class frequency chart Learn Visual AI blog header on purple with an embeddings scatter plot
Launch and blog graphics for social and the web
Voxel51 booth at CVPR 2024 with a lit hanging sign, black and orange towers, demo screens, and the team in event shirts
Booth, CVPR 2024
Voxel51 booth in the refreshed orange and purple gradient style, with the Make visual AI a reality headline, demo screens, and white counters
Booth, refreshed brand
Voxel51 swag: orange water bottle, CVPR Seattle 2024 shirt front and back, and stickers
CVPR 2024 swag: bottle, event shirt, and stickers
Person wearing a FiftyOne t-shirt and holding an orange Voxel51 notebook
FiftyOne tee and notebook
The result

A brand developers actually want to wear.

A fun, recognizable brand built for the computer vision and machine learning crowd, and a campaign engine that kept up with a fast-growing company.

$30M
Series B, landed with help from the fundraising decks I designed
Per Dave Meckelberg, COO, Voxel51
380%
revenue growth over two years, which my campaign assets contributed to
In their words

“Every in-person conference was greeted by a chorus of ‘You have the best booth here - who's your designer??’”

Dave Meckelberg
COO, Voxel51

“Amanda is amazing: she brought our brand to life across a variety of physical and digital channels. Amanda came in extremely early - we were a fledgling AI startup just getting its feet under it - and helped us evolve our look and feel as we radically broadened our open source and global 2000 enterprise footprint.

Every in-person conference was greeted by a chorus of ‘You have the best booth here - who's your designer??’ Our swag remains beloved (and we see people wearing our old shirts to conferences all the time). Amanda's digital work helped contribute to building a massive AI meetup community, update our website to better reach enterprise decisionmakers, and solidify deck design for everything from our fundraising pitches (which helped land our $30m Series B) to our sales overview.

Beyond her great output, Amanda is an absolute joy to work with. Her energy and commitment to our mission and to our team were truly infectious.”