Creative
From a Logo Request to a Full Tactical Lifestyle Brand Identity

A brand identity project that began as a single logo request and expanded into a complete visual system for a Mars-like desert shooting range near Tbilisi. AdGeeks reimagined Desert Shooting as a futuristic tactical lifestyle brand, delivering logo, color palette, typography, and a full ecosystem of applications from ammunition packaging to merchandise and range signage.
THE CHALLENGE
Desert Shooting is a firing range set in a Mars-like desert landscape an hour from Tbilisi. The company approached AdGeeks with a straightforward request: a logo. But the location’s raw, cinematic terrain and the absence of any established tactical lifestyle branding in Georgia presented a larger opportunity. The challenge shifted from delivering a single logo to imagining what a complete brand identity would look like for a venue that sat at the intersection of military precision and adventure tourism – a category that had no local reference point.
STRATEGY
Ad Geeks treated the project as a brand concept exercise, building an identity system around a single creative question: what does a brand look like that exists between Earth and Mars, between a bullet and a rocket?
Designed the logo around bullet-meets-rocket geometry, prioritizing directional movement, speed, and scalability across physical and digital formats
Selected a desert-rooted color palette of browns, charcoal black, and industrial gray grounded by a flash of orange – the orange functioning as the brand’s adrenaline signal across all applications
Chose Eurostile as the primary typeface for its tech-industrial character, giving the brand a commanding presence that bridges military aesthetics with futuristic styling
Envisioned the target audience as three overlapping segments: tactical enthusiasts drawn to the shooting experience, adventure tourists attracted by the location’s desert landscape, and corporate groups looking for unconventional team-building venues
Extended the identity concept into a full brand ecosystem spanning physical products, environmental signage, merchandise, and digital advertising formats – all delivered beyond the original brief as an internal passion project


EXECUTION
The identity system was applied across every touchpoint where a visitor or potential customer would encounter the brand. Physical applications received the same level of design attention as digital formats, reflecting the reality that Desert Shooting’s brand experience begins the moment someone sees the signage on approach and continues through the ammunition they handle on the range.
The deliverables covered the full spectrum of brand application:
Deliverable | Description |
Logo | Bullet-meets-rocket mark built on directional geometry, designed for scalability from ammunition packaging to large-format range signage |
Color palette | Desert browns, charcoal black, industrial gray, and adrenaline orange – rooted in the venue’s physical environment and the intensity of the experience |
Typography | Eurostile typeface selected for its tech-industrial edge, providing a commanding visual tone across print, signage, and digital applications |
Product packaging | Branded ammunition boxes and accessory packaging designed to feel like part of the experience rather than disposable containers |
Merchandise | Apparel, accessories, and tactical lifestyle items carrying the brand identity as wearable extensions of the Desert Shooting experience |
Range signage | Environmental graphics, wayfinding systems, and zone markers designed for the desert terrain with materials and finishes suited to outdoor conditions |
Digital ad creatives | Display and social ad formats targeting adventure tourism, tactical enthusiast, and corporate team-building audiences |
The scope of this project was self-initiated. Desert Shooting’s original brief requested a logo. Ad Geeks expanded the deliverable into a complete brand ecosystem as an internal passion project, demonstrating the agency’s approach of treating every brief – regardless of size – as an opportunity to build a cohesive brand rather than produce isolated assets.








KEY INSIGHT
Expanding a single logo request into a 20+ asset brand ecosystem created a category-defining identity in a market segment with no local competitor, proving that the scope of creative ambition applied to a brief determines the commercial potential of the resulting brand far more than the size of the original request. |
