Designed with a human-centred approach, the Chatter Rings are a personal wellbeing fidget tool which encourage sensory therapy methods to treat the onset of anxiety, and refocus attention to the senses. 

The rings are interchangeable and each made of different materials, such as rubber, wood, metal and glass. 

The logo resembles an abstract depiction of the tool, with a natural, calming colour palette reflecting the friendly and approachable nature of the brand through shape and colour theory, whilst keeping a contemporary and dynamic tone of voice.

The interlocking rings symbolise the connection between the mind and the body, with the layered rings referring  to the complexity to human anxieties.

The logotype compliments Chatter Rings’ safe and affable brand values with the letterforms’ organic, rounded shapes. 

As well as the brand identity, I designed the Chatter Rings user booklet which is provided with the tool. 

It includes information about the product and how to use the rings, steps to notice and overcome anxiety and personal and social prompts to help the user cultivate and spread happiness, alongside habituating positive mental health habits.