A logo with the text zac.wor in a modern font, with 'zac.' in bold and 'work' in a lighter, cursive style.
Portrait of a smiling man with short blonde hair, wearing a beige shirt, against a solid light blue background.

Great brands get overlooked when the creative doesn’t carry the weight.

Zac Lawrence

Your creative needs to show up at the level of your business


Brand identity, merch, and creative direction built with taste, clarity, and intention.

BUILT WITH BRANDS AND ARTIST YOU KNOW

Logos of various brands and organizations, including The Chainsmokers, PacSun, Fox, NFL, Element, Elevation Church, and David Kushner.

What I build with you


BRAND IDENTITY

A tall, green cactus plant with many spines, situated indoors on a windowsill, with a view of a cityscape outside.

A visual direction that actually feels like something.
Not just a logo, but a system that holds everything together.

MERCH CAPSULES & DROPS

Empty white square, no objects or details visible.

Merch and full capsules that feels like part of the brand.
Not an afterthought.

CAMPAIGN CREATIVE

A black coffee mug on a light-colored surface.

Launch visuals, social and print assets, and creative direction that carry the entire rollout.

Portrait of a smiling man with short, light brown hair wearing a beige shirt against a blue background.

Zac Lawrence

CREATIVE DIRECTION | MERCH | DESIGN

I’ve always been drawn to making things that feel right. Not just design that looks good, but work that people actually connect with. The kind you want to wear, share, and come back to.

Over time, I started noticing the gap.

Great brands. Great ideas. But the way they showed up?
Forgettable. The merch felt disconnected. The visuals didn’t land. The whole thing just… missed.

That’s the part I got obsessed with.

Over the years, I’ve had the chance to work with brands like Element, Fox Racing, and PacSun, and artists like The Chainsmokers, Conner Smith, David Kushner, Brandon Lake, Phil Wickham, and Elevation.

Different worlds, same pattern.

The work matters. But how it shows up matters just as much.

Now I focus on brand identity, merch, and creative direction for brands, artists, and teams that care how things actually hit. Not just how they look in a deck, but how they feel in the real world.

Because when it’s done right, people don’t scroll past it.

They stop. They feel it.
And they remember it.