Occa Solar Light

Product Branding

Oshiwambo is a language spoken by over one million ­people in Namibia and Angola. "Occa" comes from the Oshiwambo word "Okadhila", which means bird. Birds are often a symbol of hope and freedom. We believe that learning is the key to ultimate freedom. Like a bird without wings, a child without education is prevented from ­reaching its full potential. Occa solar lights unlock this potential by enabling young people without access to electricity to learn safely after dark, thereby spreading their wings.

The shape of the bird is inspired by the game "Tangram". Like in the game, learners explore unseen possibilities with Occa. A closer look reveals that the shapes are also derived from the formal language of solar panels. The lettering, on the other hand, is less playful. The logo has a functional, variable and simple character.

Design Exploration and Creation

Product Branding

Landing Page and Newsletter

Packaging Design

Folder Design

Icons and Technical Illustrations

On-Product Branding and Headband

Merchandise

Occa Brand Design Moodboard
Occa Landing Page
Occa Merchandise and Box
Occa Folder
Occa Newsletter
Occa icons and technical illustrations
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