01 / Selected work

Different industries. Different pressures. The common job is making the brand easier to recognize, easier to trust, and harder to confuse with the category.

Make the difference impossible to miss.

The work

Six signals. Six different problems.

Selected projects carried forward from Wild Monkey’s current public portfolio language.

01Brand Identity / Web / Fleet

Encompass Environmental

A market-entry challenger needed to arrive with authority. Wild Monkey built the identity, website, and field-facing brand system to make the company feel established from day one.

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02Web Ecosystem

NAAIA

A growing national organization with more than 30 chapters needed one connected digital home. The work brought chapter sites, commerce, member services, and organizational storytelling into a unified web ecosystem.

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03Brand Identity

D&L Supply Co.

A legacy manufacturer had outgrown the identity people associated with it. The rebrand was built to respect the company’s history while giving its next stage of growth a stronger visual system.

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04Logo / Brand Expression

Chopped Up Cocina

A homegrown street-food venture needed a brand that felt as real as the story behind it. The identity captured the energy of a grassroots business growing into a North Texas favorite.

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05Brand Identity / Web

Mobility Driven

A trusted local business wanted to compete in markets crowded by national players. Wild Monkey developed an identity and responsive web experience designed to carry credibility without losing the brand’s human center.

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06Brand Identity

The Becton

The organization had a strong vision but needed a system that could express its roots, voice, and direction. The resulting identity gave that story a clearer, more consistent public shape.

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Your turn

Bring us the problem everyone else keeps making look ordinary.

We’ll start with what has to become clearer, more recognizable, or more useful—then decide how loud the solution needs to be.