Wisk Generation 6 air taxi on a runway at sunset

Flight.
Reimagined.

Designed around people. Built for the future. Flight, elevated.

Wisk Aero

Brand Design

Visual Design

UI+UX Design

Art Direction

Wisk Aero, game-changers in emission-free autonomous air taxis, needed to take their brand to new heights. My goal was to refresh and evolve the brand, using and expanding on existing standards as creative guardrails.

Where others saw guardrails, I saw room to flex. I refreshed the logo, introduced a new brand shape, expanded the color palette, and carried it through UI design systems, presentation templates, the internal site, and swag, raising every touchpoint to a new standard.

I’ve had a massive impact on leading the evolution of the Wisk brand to even greater altitudes.

Passengers walking away from a Wisk Generation 6 air taxi on the tarmac

Envisioning a new era

The rebrand was an opportunity to rethink the experience from the ground up. From the product itself to everything that surrounds it. As Wisk continues to build towards a future with autonomous flight, I brought the full ecosystem together across strategy, messaging, visual identity, digital, and more. The result is a brand built to make this new era of flight feel tangible, intuitive, and ready for what’s next.

01.Color System

Our colors are as bright as the future we’re building. Wisk Yellow leads the way. It’s the spark of joy you’ll see on our aircraft and in everything we make. Flight Blue brings in the calm of an open sky, and Gray and White keep things clear and grounded. An extended palette of deeper blues, softer tints, and Cool Lavender lets us adapt to screens, footage, and everyday moments, so Wisk always feels welcoming and recognizably ours.

Wisk Yellow#FFD100

Color pair 1

Flight Blue#00A9CE

Color pair 2

Cool Lavender#9EA3D5

Color pair 3

Aviation Red#FE5F56

Color pair 4

ATC Orange#FC8A3B

Indicator Green#05AA6D

Gray#F9F9F9

02.Typography

Aero Sans balances aviation’s heritage with modern simplicity. Its shapes take cues from the golden age of flight: circular letterforms, aerodynamic curves and loopy descenders that add warmth and personality. Underneath, it’s built for clarity and accessibility, with a full range of weights that let one typeface perform equally well in bold headlines and quiet body copy.

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Typeface name - Regular (placeholder specimen)

Safer

skies

every

day

Traffic Level: Zero

Research & Development

Simply Fly

All-Electric Flight

The Future is Vertical

03.Brand Activation

Safe, everyday flight for everyone starts with how it looks and feels. Across apps, wearables, environments and events, the system turns an ambitious vision into real, welcoming moments that people can connect with.

Hello, SF: a yellow Wisk display board in a terminal as travellers pass with luggage

Phone showing the Wisk Gen 6 screen: Zero emissions. Zero limits.

Vertical Wisk billboard on a city building: Simply Fly., with the yellow aircraft

A row of Wisk street posters: New York skyline, Rise above, a woman reaching for the sky, Simply fly, and Los Angeles

Wisk wall billboard on a city street: Take to the skies, with a woman watching the aircraft fly overhead

Three Wisk street posters: Commute feels different up here, The sky was never the limit, and a stacked Up typographic poster

Wisk San Francisco poster: Commute feels different up here, over the city skyline at sunset

Wisk city guide brochures for Los Angeles, Houston, San Francisco and New York

04.Social Media

Social is where most people meet Wisk for the first time, so every post has to feel welcoming. Bold color, friendly type and clear, jargon-free stories turn complex technology into moments anyone can understand, share and get excited about.

05.Wayfinding & Vertiports

Flying should feel as easy as catching a train. Simple icons, high-contrast color and plain-language signage guide every passenger through the vertiport, turning these new spaces into welcoming and intuitive places that help people feel at home with a whole new way to travel.

02Brand photography

An elevated point of view

From early concepting to the final on-site shoot, two photography themes were brought to life: “Shot from Above,” offering fresh, elevated views of the city, and “Head in the Clouds,” a portrait series that channels the ease, joy, and spirit of future flight.

03Illustration

Possibility, illustrated

Imaginative visuals go where other mediums can’t: creating a picture of the future of urban flight, alongside technical renderings that showcase why Joby’s aircraft is leading the charge.

3.1Diagram Illustrations

A range of technical diagram illustrations explain how Joby’s aircraft operates, from motor rotation to propeller configurations. The work extends beyond the aircraft itself, marking our first collaboration with an architect to envision concepts for Joby’s future proprietary skyports.

043D Assets

Capturing the way flight feels

Next, we partnered with INK to create stills and videos that capture both the feeling of flight and the ingenuity behind the aircraft.

By using 3D, we could pull off moments impossible with real cameras — like the “break the gridlock” move that rockets viewers from Manhattan’s rush into the calm of the cabin.

3D Assets

Animation allowed us to choreograph camera moves around the aircraft’s design — revealing the battery, fuselage, and other innovations with intentional lighting and framing.

05Website Design

An experience in motion

The Joby website was also designed to mirror the experience itself. Photography creates the illusion of liftoff, text rises and recedes like a climb into the sky, and 3D animation brings the aircraft to life with fluid, dynamic motion.

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Positioning. Strategy. Visual Identity. Logo Design. Brand Choreography. Brand Architecture. Art Direction. Motion Design. Website Design. Development. App Design. Uniforms. Swag. Brand Partnerships. Social Media. Illustration. Custom Typography. Aircraft Livery. Product Renders. World Building. Photography. Aircraft Schematics. Signage and Wayfinding. Campaigns. Activations. Events. Architecture (Buildings).