#lysp

[thelemoncoffee]

i think Kokichi should have a lysp!

not a very noticable one mind you, if you listen to him speak for a little while you'll forget it's there, but it's there just enough that it aggitates him. it gets worse when he's really tired, and when someone starts talking about lysps in general it becomes much more noticable to him

he's highkey self concious about it too. Kokichi believes that his lysp makes him less menacing and he activlely tries to make it as unnoticable as possible, which ultimately fails but an atempt is made. i think it'd be extra cute if a certain sharp crush of his noticed it and complemented Kokichi on it, leaving him more than flustered and 110% conflicted about the pros and cons of his lysp.

[dakhmaband]

some pictures taken of our show with lysp and old soul at the skanktuary in asheville.  thanks to everyone that came out to support and rage and thanks to all the dope bands and hosts.

[createnathanlyon]

Lysp Company

Latham and I have decided to come together and form our own company, focusing on brand identity and our product, a shoe. This sparks both our interests and when we heard what one another was doing, bringing it together was a really good option.

Currently, we have split up with one of us focusing on one side of the project because that's how we wanted it to be. I will be handling the brand identity side of things, so logos, research into current brands, marketing and social media whilst Latham will focus on the shoe side on things, which will include design, research into current shoes, social outreach aswell as marketing. Over the course of this project, we will definitely be collaborating on what one another is doing so ensure the best possible outcome, but decided to split into what our interests were.

So far I have been designing mock up logos, trying to get the best possible logo for out company, Lysp. I have been taking inspiration from a lot of the top company out there, such as Nike and Apple, and it has taught me about the simplistic approach and the "Black/White" tone that goes on with logos. I have decided to make the logo very simple and transparent, so it can go onto any background and be also recognized no matter the color.