Kat Basterfield

Conceptually driven designer based in London. Currently working as a brand designer for the design agency InkValley. Occurring themes in work include performance, the vernacular and high culture.
 
Clients include LVMH, Saatchi Gallery, Soho House, Asics, Disney, Casa Cruz, The Animal Ball, Sony Music, and more.
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Projects

Noshy
Soho House
Edible Humans
Intuisse
Pave Zine
Dr. David Jack
xLAB*
Handbook of British Politics
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Project 01 - Noshy
Re-imagining the Noshy world where roses are edible.[CLICK to view project]

Deliverables:Brand identity
Packaging design
Art direction
Set design
Website design
Content for social media
Mailer design
Stationery

Project 02 - Soho House, Press Play
Creating vibrant and dynamic animations to reflect the bold and playful campaign by Soho House. [CLICK to view project]

Deliverables:Moving image
Illustration

Project 03 - Edible Humans
A playful thank you gift that encourages  mixed feelings.[CLICK to view project]

Deliverables:Packaging design
Stationery

Project 04 - Intuisse
Merging beauty with science to transform a skincare brand specialising in NAD+.[CLICK to view project]

Deliverables:Brand identity development
Shoot art direction
Website design
Packaging design
Stationery
Content creation for social media
Mailer design

Project 05 - Pave Zine
Pave zine is an exploration of the Rap, Grime, Drill and Afro Swing scene in the UK through the lens of young British fans, creatives and producers.[CLICK to view project]

Deliverables:Book design
Community workshop

Project 06 - Dr. David Jack
Elevating a doctor-led brand into the world of luxury.[CLICK to view project]

Deliverables:Brand identity development
Packaging design
Shoot art direction
Set design
Mailer design
Content creation for social media

Project 07 - xLAB*
Branding for a series of experimental pop-up bars to test new drinking concepts.[CLICK to view project]

Deliverables:Brand identity
Website design
Stationery
Exhibit design

Project 08 - Handbook of British Politics
This book came about as a comment on the ‘trained’ gesticular language of politicians.[CLICK to view project]

Deliverables:Book design