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Aerial view of homes connected to the energy grid. Courtesy of Mirrorr Studio, for the Enode rebrand.

Rebranding Enode

Over the past several months I’ve been knee-deep in Enode’s rebrand. It was a rewarding yet challenging project. It saw me work closely with Kristian and Studio Oker to revamp our brand identity from scratch, culminating in the launch of our new website.

New typography, new colours, a new logo. New language, new illustrations, new 3D renders. Juggling external collaborators, internal stakeholders, and a variety of work streams. A Sardinian holiday in September was much needed.

I think an in-depth post on the project with more visual material will follow.

Outside of work

Still, strangely: I’ve read more than I normally do. I think I wrote a bit more than usual, too—the NoGood book hit its buyers’ doormats this summer, and I’m proud of writing and editing that monograph.

I’ve reflected on what the last year-or-so of keeping this website brought me, and realised it’s never been more alive. It’s expanded greatly since its launch in June of last year, and during my holiday—I couldn’t resist—I built a page to house my photography. Now I can tailor my Instagram feed entirely to Trema, and rid it of the personal things I’d allowed to creep on there, after TRANSCRIPT concluded.

On building a home on the web (III)Fifteen months after rebuilding my site, a look at what I’ve actually done with it—and why a page you own beats a timeline you don’t.daniel.pizza

Aside from all this, I’m still chipping away at a website for illustrator Ilse Weisfelt in the evenings.

Outside my door

Tennis took centre stage this summer: despite the sport’s incredible mental difficulty (especially brutal when you play it competitively), the distraction it provides me from work does force me to stay sane during busy periods.

I played eight tournaments and reached my first final (and finished runner-up). Fourteen matches played: 7 won, 7 lost. My best summer total so far.

With the competitive season behind me, running is moving back to the foreground, with a 5K race coming up in November where I can see if my improved, more patient training is paying off.

Last updated in September of 2026. The /now page is based on an idea by Derek Sivers.