Lost in Space is a multi-touchpoint branding project designed for a company that provides event organisers with the tools to create safe and inclusive experiences for neurodivergent individuals and others with sensory needs.
Developed as a second-year university project in collaboration with a classmate, we crafted the visual identity for Lost in Space before dividing tasks to bring it to life. My contributions focused on designing posters, sensory kit products and packaging,
and extra materials for event staff, while my teammate worked on other key touchpoints like the website and sensory space.
and extra materials for event staff, while my teammate worked on other key touchpoints like the website and sensory space.
The final brand system includes a cohesive range of elements—posters, a website, a sensory kit, a calming sensory space,
and supporting materials—all working together to ensure accessibility and comfort in event environments.
and supporting materials—all working together to ensure accessibility and comfort in event environments.
Poster Series Touchpoint: Final Outputs
Moodboarding & Iteration Process
Sensory Kit Touchpoint: Final Outputs
The Lost in Space sensory kit is designed to provide comfort and support for individuals with sensory needs attending events. Packaged in a branded tote bag, the kit includes Loop sensory earplugs to reduce overwhelming noise, a rescue stick for alerting staff when needing urgent assistance in crowds, tinted sunglasses to soften harsh lighting, a sensory toy for tactile grounding, and an info card with details about Lost in Space and its offerings.
These kits are available as an optional add-on when purchasing event tickets and are distributed upon entry, ensuring attendees have the tools they need for a more enjoyable and accessible experience.
Sensory Kit: Moodboarding & Graphic
