Earthling Studio is a London-based branding studio that builds "super-powered brands" for food, drink and consumer businesses. Working from Whitechapel, it develops brand positioning, identity and packaging with a deliberately loud, appetite-led visual voice. Its client list is built around independent challenger brands — SURREAL, HALFDAY, JAFFA, MOJU, JUBEL, NICE Wine, Crunchits, Cuddle Sleep Health, BrewDog Wingman and Top of the Mornin' Coffee among them.
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Earthling Studio has rebranded prebiotic iced tea brand HALFDAY with a bold, nostalgic identity inspired by the 1990s. The new look blends playful illustration, vibrant colour, and retro typography to convey carefree escapism while maintaining clarity around the drink’s health benefits. Collaborations with lettering artist Rob Clarke and illustrator Ana Moreno helped bring the 'Make a Break for It' concept to life across packaging and brand communications.
Earthling Studio created the brand positioning and identity for Cuddle Sleep Health, a new sleep supplement brand founded by Hugh Thomas and Poppy Jamie with scientific input from Dr Russell Foster. The identity features rhythmic patterns, a bold blue palette, and a custom wordmark developed with typographer Rob Clarke. The project aims to bring credibility and emotional impact to the sleep health category through a science-led, lifestyle-oriented approach.
BP&O features Earthling Studio’s rebrand of Jaffa Fruit, the UK’s leading citrus brand. The new identity emphasizes playfulness and freshness through vibrant colors, the expressive Chowee typeface, and whimsical illustrations by Spencer Gabor. The project spans packaging, logo, web, and tone of voice, uniting the brand under the tagline 'Naturally joyful fruit'.
BP&O features Earthling Studio’s rebrand of YouTuber Jacksepticeye’s coffee company, Top of the Mornin’ Coffee. The new identity embraces 'absurd positivity' through bold colors, cartoonish 3D lettering, and a cheerful sun mascot named Sonny. The design replaces minimalist coffee aesthetics with a vibrant, character-driven world that reflects the founder’s playful personality.