Brand Identity · Campaign Direction
Recess:
Adults at Play
Recess started with a question: when did play stop being something adults were allowed to do out loud? The name is literal on purpose, the schoolyard word for permission to stop working and go be a kid again, reclaimed for people who forgot they still had that right. Naming, identity, visual system, and campaign direction, built to prove that the same instincts behind a self-originated brand can carry someone else's.
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THE PLAYBOOK
A recurring monthly content series — each volume pairing imagery, typography, and prompts to make play a regular part of daily life. Three volumes. Consistent visual system. Evolving creative direction.
VOL 1.
VOL 3.
VOL 2.impact
Recess became a gathering point for adults seeking a return to play. Attendees often shared that the experience allowed them to reconnect with parts of themselves that had been set aside in adulthood — curiosity, imagination, and creative freedom. The visual campaign attracted a community of artists, makers, and thoughtful participants who valued creativity and intentional connection. Through design, messaging, and events, the project helped cultivate a space where play was taken seriously again.