Hoodzpah is the creative superpower behind our Skip branding and honestly just some of my favorite designers on the planet. We trust them entirely.” – Dustin Locke, former CD at Skip
Eterneva is not Eterneva without Hoodzpah. I trust them wholeheartedly to take my vision and make it 1000x better.” – Adelle Archer, Co-Founder of Eterneva
Hoodzpah has developed a number of brand identities for us and always impress with their informed approach and creative solutions.” – Tom Cartmale, Red Bull Media House
The process of branding and naming was met with such detail, organization and creativity.” – Becca Norton, Marketing Manager at Odds On VC
Hoodzpah is a collaborative branding and type studio based out of Southern California. We create to delight the disenchanted, defy the ordinary, and decipher the woods from the trees. Our unique style and Swiss-army-skillset have led to exciting collaborations with brands and companies known and unknown, large and small.
Our purpose is to help our clients connect in a meaningful and memorable way with their clients; whether it’s concepting title treatments for a feature film, creating an epic comemorative retirement zine for a legendary athlete, making a hilarious yet informative illustration system for a portable bidet startup, or branding a company making diamonds from cremation ashes.
Jennifer is a mildly tortured artist. Besides branding, type design, and business as usual, she’s fond of clanging on her piano, pretending to make music in Logic Pro, falling under Netflix’s spell, thinking up jokes and meet cutes for a script she’ll never write, and prowling the local neighborhoods looking for animals to pet. She’s the co-author of Freelance, and Business, and Stuff with her sister, Amy; a co-founder of the Southern California creative meetup Connecting Things; and a former teacher of Professional Practices at Laguna College of Art and Design.
Amy is a brand identity designer whose work centers around custom lettering solutions. When she’s not spewing Lakers stats at the local watering hole, Amy can be found driving up PCH – wailing along to honkytonk love songs – looking for the closest In-N-Out. She is a co-founder of the creative meet up, #ConnectingThings, and co-authored the book Freelance, and Business, and Stuff: A Guide for Creatives with her sister Jennifer based on the Professional Practices class they taught at Laguna College of Art & Design. She is the type designer behind Palm Canyon Drive, Beale, Lone Pine, Beverly Drive, and more.
Arturo is essential to the Hoodzpah crew. He is a regular lifeline for most of our legacy clients, executing layout design, illustration, packaging design, and even motion work without breaking a sweat or shedding a single tear. When he’s not photosynthesizing from the warm glow of his computer screen, you can catch him making beats, digging for obscure records at any given swap meet, or eating more Flame Broiler than any self-respecting person should be eating. Talk to him about The Simpsons or expose him to new (good) music and you’ll be buds 4 life. Gamer Tag: hearturo.
Bea is Hoodzpah’s resident wizard. She somehow manages to keep emails sorted, books shipped, and customers happy in between also sharing in design duties for Hoodzpah clients. She is a vintage enthusiast, a knife and sword collector, a meme wielder, and an unapologetic Trekkie (Team Spock).
Jennifer is a mildly tortured artist. Besides branding, type design, and business as usual, she’s fond of clanging on her piano, pretending to make music in Logic Pro, falling under Netflix’s spell, thinking up jokes and meet cutes for a script she’ll never write, and prowling the local neighborhoods looking for animals to pet. She’s the co-author of Freelance, and Business, and Stuff with her sister, Amy; a co-founder of the Southern California creative meetup Connecting Things; and a former teacher of Professional Practices at Laguna College of Art and Design.
Amy is a brand identity designer whose work centers around custom lettering solutions. When she’s not spewing Lakers stats at the local watering hole, Amy can be found driving up PCH – wailing along to honkytonk love songs – looking for the closest In-N-Out. She is a co-founder of the creative meet up, #ConnectingThings, and co-authored the book Freelance, and Business, and Stuff: A Guide for Creatives with her sister Jennifer based on the Professional Practices class they taught at Laguna College of Art & Design. She is the type designer behind Palm Canyon Drive, Beale, Lone Pine, Beverly Drive, and more.
Arturo is essential to the Hoodzpah crew. He is a regular lifeline for most of our legacy clients, executing layout design, illustration, packaging design, and even motion work without breaking a sweat or shedding a single tear. When he’s not photosynthesizing from the warm glow of his computer screen, you can catch him making beats, digging for obscure records at any given swap meet, or eating more Flame Broiler than any self-respecting person should be eating. Talk to him about The Simpsons or expose him to new (good) music and you’ll be buds 4 life. Gamer Tag: hearturo.
Bea is Hoodzpah’s resident wizard. She somehow manages to keep emails sorted, books shipped, and customers happy in between also sharing in design duties for Hoodzpah clients. She is a vintage enthusiast, a knife and sword collector, a meme wielder, and an unapologetic Trekkie (Team Spock).