Camino
In 2016, at sixteen, I co-founded Camino with John Barendse. While it started as a shoe business, what truly set it apart was the focus on design. In an Ugandan landscape where branding was often overlooked or thrown together without much thought, Camino aimed to be different. Every detail from the visual identity to the rollout of each drop was intentional and design-driven. It was a brand built around vision, not just product. While the page has been archived Camino's design influence lives on in Uganda and can be very clearly seen with a lot of brands starting after 2021 using the font Planet Kosmos.
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Experimental Photography Series: Miles From Saturn
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We Are All Artists
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