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Lewis the Otter – Otter Bay Water Park
Brand Story • Mascot Design • Logo System • Brand Guidelines & Identity Package
Spring | 2025
Otter Bay Water Park didn’t just need a character — they needed a personality. Someone guests could connect with before they ever stepped through the gates.
That’s where Lewis was born.
Complete Brand Identity
I approached this project from a story-first mindset. Strong brands are character-driven, and Lewis needed to feel like more than an illustration — he needed a personality.
Lewis the Otter was designed to be expressive, friendly, and energetic, embodying the joy and adventure of a day at the water park. His design balances charm with simplicity, allowing him to be easily adapted into different poses, formats, and scales without losing his identity.
From there, I built a complete brand ecosystem around him.

To support merchandising and marketing efforts, I developed a library of key poses and expressions — dynamic, on-model assets the park can deploy across signage, apparel, social campaigns, seasonal promotions, and beyond.
Whether Lewis is cheering on guests, racing down a slide, or welcoming families at the entrance, his personality remains consistent and instantly recognizable.
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Mascot & Logo Pratical Usage
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The final identity gives Otter Bay Water Park a strong, character-driven foundation that feels fun, cohesive, and scalable.
Lewis serves as a recognizable brand ambassador, while the supporting visual system ensures consistency no matter where the brand appears — from tickets and signage to apparel, social media, and beyond.
More importantly, the brand now tells a story. One that audiences can connect with, remember, and smile about.

Alongside the mascot, I created:
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Logo Color Key
Mascot Color Key
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These foundational elements ensure that as Otter Bay grows, the brand grows with it — without losing visual integrity or drifting from its core identity. Consistency builds recognition. Recognition builds loyalty.

This project is a perfect example of why I believe story and character are the backbone of successful branding. When design is rooted in personality and purpose, it creates experiences — not just visuals. Lewis isn’t just a mascot; he’s the face of Otter Bay’s identity and the beginning of a lasting connection with its audience.
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