New York brand and experience design studio — a portfolio of brand systems, interfaces, and illustration, plus writing on agentic design.
About Little Plains
Little Plains is a brand and experience design studio in New York working with tech-enabled and direct-to-consumer companies. The site doubles as a reference: Projects covers brand systems, software interfaces, illustration, and hospitality design; Writings goes into brand systems, agentic design, and product development; and an interactive colour system lets you explore palettes directly in the browser. Useful as inspiration for identity and systems work, and as a source of writing on how design holds up once agents are part of the product.
Pricing model: Free
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- Project work across brand systems, software interfaces, illustration, and hospitality
- Writing on brand systems, agentic design, and product development
- An interactive colour system to explore palettes
- Studio work for tech-enabled and direct-to-consumer companies
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