Fully Rendered: Branding the Future of Creativity & Code

When Render Network asked us to help bring their first in-person conference to life, we knew this wasn’t just another design job. This was RenderCon, a high-voltage convergence of creativity, code, and compute power, hosted in Hollywood and featuring the likes of Beeple, Ariel Emanuel, Emad Mostaque, and NVIDIA’s Richard Kerris. A bold debut for a network that's redefining the way artists and developers build, scale, and render the digital world.

On April 15th, 2025, beneath the raw industrial beams of Nya Studios, RenderCon unfolded - not just a stage for high-profile speakers or bleeding-edge tech demos (though there were plenty). It was about making a statement - the future of visual creation is decentralized, scalable, and most importantly, collaborative. The branding needed to match that ambition.

With Render Network’s core identity already in place, we were invited to reformat and expand their visual language into something experiential. Think: a clean, tech-forward aesthetic with a subtle hit of retro-futurism - a nod to the network’s visionary roots. From exterior to interior visual design, animated loops to screen visuals, signage, and yes, even some very photogenic pillows, we created a visual system that threaded through the entire conference like digital DNA.

Our goal was to build an immersive, cohesive atmosphere where each pixel, print, and physical detail felt intentional. The result? A fully branded microcosmos where every surface, scene, and second spoke the Render language.

RenderCon was more than a gathering. It was a launchpad for a new era in GPU compute, AI-driven creativity, and immersive media. A place where artists, studios, and developers didn’t just talk about the future - they rendered it, live.

And we’re proud to say, it was rendered just right.