Crowdz turn real life receivables into NFTr (Non Fungible Token Receivables). Each receivable is then given an address on the Blockchain. Shown here is an invoice split between its physical form (top left) and digital form (bottom right).

This graph shows the ideation behind the SuRF logo. I've reused the dolphins from our main company logo to create a reversed shape with an 'S'. The SuRF score is at the core of what Crowdz do. It's an acronym and takes inspiration from the west coast vibes.

Showcased here are SuRF score cards, the SuRF score logo and the Crowdz Crypto Coin.

To create compelling marketing assets, I've simplified many product interfaces and emphasized on certain elements. This process allows achieving a coherent branding while avoiding cluttered visuals.

As Crowdz grew, it took a position of an umbrella company for its many products. The marketplace then became 'Avalon'. The name started as an internal project nomenclature and made its way to the user-facing market. The logos is an A and an M forming the Avalon Marketplace acronym.

This visual asset used for a header banner on Crowdz website shows minimized and focused elements of the products.