Kyle Davila works with ambitious founders who know their business has changed and the brand hasn't.

Selected Work

True Spec Golf fitting container on a Colorado driving rangeView Project

True Spec Golf

Refreshing golf's most premier club fitter

Miura forged iron on a dark surfaceView Project

Miura

Building a brand to match its craftsmanship

Dice Golf box with dice and a scorecard on a wooden tableView Project

Dice Golf

Building a golf game from idea to shelf

Woman holding a bag of Harvest SnapsView Project

Harvest Snaps

Repositioning a snack brand, twice

Google Home deviceView Project

Google Home

Teaching people what a smart speaker can do

My Research Legacy dashboard on a phoneView Project

American Heart Association

Getting people to finish what they signed up for

Viaskai logomark and wordmark on a dark green gradientComing Soon

Viaskai

Chocolate chip cookie in a bag with the Olive & Bean Bakehouse stickerComing Soon

Olive & Bean Bakehouse

Golfer lining up a putt on an indoor simulator green at Studio Golf ClubComing Soon

Studio Golf Club

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Kyle Davila

Start with Groundwork

Most founders aren't short on ideas. They've got twenty things that would probably help and no clear sense of which one matters most. Let's work together to create a plan.

About

I'm a creative director and designer working with brands and agencies who know something needs to change.

I build strategy-led brand and design work that helps a business grow and gives people a reason to choose it.

Over 10 years in, I've learned the work is only as good as the understanding behind it. So every project starts at first principles: the business, the people, and the goal.

Services

  • Creative Direction
  • Art Direction
  • Brand Identity
  • Campaign
  • Package Design
  • UI/UX
  • Illustration
  • Photography

Brand Experience

  • Google
  • Starbucks
  • American Heart Association
  • Deloitte
  • Harvest Snaps
  • Pocky
  • Boston Consulting Group
  • 8am Golf
  • National Basketball Players Association
  • Real Mex

Contact

If you're building a brand, rethinking one, or not sure where to start, get in touch.

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Get in touch

Tell me what's going on. A couple of sentences is plenty.