Commissioned by the Eide family, Fitzroy crafted a branding scheme for Mamasea that included the name, positioning, and visuals. The goal was to develop a seafood brand that exudes passion – which they achieved by creating an aesthetic that exemplifies love and care in tandem with unparalleled flavor and quality.

With three generations of Norwegian salmon farming, the Eide family has always been progressive and forward-thinking when adapting to new technologies. Their main priority is their respect for nature; so it was only fitting that the brand represented this same ethos. We created a unique indie brand with an open mind toward innovation in order to break from conventional seafood aquaculture standards. The result? A modern vision for the future of sustainable fish farming!

This beautiful Japanese-style tattoo illustration and the lifestyle cues it evokes create a cozy and inviting atmosphere. Truly befitting for a brand committed to preserving our oceans and ensuring safe living conditions for generations ahead.

Mamasea branding by Fitzroy Amsterdam
Mamasea branding by Fitzroy Amsterdam

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