— Precision is
The Brand

Project

Targetstar began as a brand built around physical and digital performance tools for skeet athletes. The brief evolved into something larger — an umbrella brand with the range to carry a growing ecosystem while staying anchored in what the brand actually stands for. Two pillars hold the narrative together: technology — sharp, precise, built to elevate — and the athlete, disciplined, always working to go further. Sport as a practice of self-improvement. Performance and technology as the engine. The visual identity reflects both: high contrast, built to stretch between digital and physical without losing its edge — highly recognisable and a fresher take on a space that tends to look like everything else.

The visual identity was crafted to convey confidence, reliability, and energy, appealing to both experienced players and a new generation entering the sport. A clean, understated palette is anchored by a vivid orange accent, a direct reference to the clay target, chosen for both its recognisability and visual clarity in outdoor conditions. This system was extended across the digital experience, ensuring accessibility and usability across varied environments, from in-the-field tracking to post-session analysis.

Collaborating closely with the UX team, I helped translate the brand’s visual and strategic foundations into an app experience that reflects its values: highly functional, responsive and designed to adapt intuitively to user needs.