from founder, Aaron Underwood -Unto Dust Exists to…
Craft brand identities that are not only beautiful, but deeply meaningful—reflecting the heart and soul of your story. This studio was born out of my desire to create work that carries real depth and character, not just aesthetics. I believe what truly makes your business special is you, and that’s why we build everything through relationships. When we invite you to the table, it’s about more than collaboration—it’s about discovering what makes you unique and turning that into something timeless, true, and unmistakably yours.
Our Values001. Care
We approach every project with care and intention, thoughtfully weaving artistry and purpose into every aspect of our work. By focusing on the details that make up the whole, we create visual identities that are not only one-of-a-kind but also lasting works of art. Our commitment to this value ensures that each visual identity is an original, authentically reflecting your values and delivering meaningful impact with enduring relevance.
002. Craft
Intimately engaging with every facet of a project we approach our work as craftsmen By embracing age-old techniques and time-honored methods, we blend one-of-a-kind beauty with lasting function. This dedication to craftsmanship infuses each visual identity with thoughtful artistry and refinement, ensuring that your brand tells a distinct and impactful story, handcrafted to elevate and endure.
003. Collaboration
Relationships are at the heart of our work. We believe that the best ideas and most beautiful work emerges through close collaboration with you. Just as our most cherished moments are shared around a table with friends and family, we invite you to join us in this creative journey. Together, we will explore, innovate, and co-create, ensuring that the final work is not only an original work of art but also deeply meaningful and uniquely yours.
Now Booking
We are now booking projects of all sizes for 2025. Reach out today to secure one of our limited number of availabilities.
