Name:

On Way Storytellers

description:
Designed On Way’s travel journal—seasonal stories and visuals from a roaming creative duo.
Creator & Media
Branding
Web design
Development
Support
— Ireland
.2025
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Overview:

On Way Storytellers is a slow-travel journal that trades “top-10 sights” for rituals, recipes and street talks. Alexandra & Ryza wanted a true media brand—not a hobby blog—so in 12 weeks we shipped the lot: a pomegranate-seed identity, a Webflow CMS, and ready-to-use kits for Instagram and email plus a lead-magnet e-book. Now one story goes live once and lands everywhere—in the same voice—growing audience and partner revenue while the authors keep moving

SOLUTION:

Brand with a memory. We chose the pomegranate—one fruit, many seeds—as the core metaphor: a mark that cracks open into section icons, collage “seeds,” and a subtle seed-scroll micro-animation. The palette sits between East and Ireland (terracotta clay, wine-dark pomegranate, misty ale), while the type is calm and editorial so photos and notes carry the emotion.

System that ships itself. In Webflow, the CMS mirrors how the duo work: seasons instead of categories, story templates with slots for quotes, recipes, maps and partner links, plus a “add story → auto-assemble” flow. The same tokens power an Instagram kit and email kit, so one upload fans out to site, grid and newsletter without re-designs. A compact lead-magnet e-book captures subscribers; a travel-paced newsletter (“letters from the suitcase”) sends only on city change—each issue smells of a fresh stop, not a content calendar.

Result. A media brand that feels handcrafted and publishes at travel speed: consistent voice, zero heavy ops, ready to scale audience and partnerships.

the team:
Margarita Golubeva — Art Director
Igor Lopachuk — Producer
Oleg Ladygin — Web Designer
Sofia Vasilevskaya — Brand Designer
Yana Zubrynovich — Web Designer
Max Krinichenko - Webflow Developer
Collage illustration of a domed mosque, a dervish, a horse and a cat.

"They didn’t just capture our vision — they elevated it."

Butcher.studio built us a complete brand and digital home, from a cohesive brandbook to a custom Webflow site with CMS. Their artistry, precision, and true partnership approach made the process inspiring — and the result flawless.

— Aleksandra Selçuk
Founder, On Way Storytellers
Hedvig Letters Serif type specimen with alphabet and numerals.
Book cover detail reading “Cultural deep dives & slow travel insights”.
Tote bag with the On Way Storytellers logo on a sofa.
Stationery folder with the On Way Storytellers logo and tagline.
Poster with an Istanbul waterfront photo and the line “Cultural deep-dives & slow travel insights”.
Burgundy cap embroidered with the On Way Storytellers mark.
Website hero reading “On Way Storytellers” over a mountain landscape.
Poster mockup with an Istanbul skyline collage and the text “Cultural deep-dives & slow travel insights”.
Framed photo of a clay vase with a caption underneath.
Desktop screen showing the On Way Storytellers website philosophy section.
Business cards with the On Way Storytellers logo and wordmark.
Transparent folder with printed brand textures and the phrase “from the kitchen”.
Square print featuring a “Southern Turkey” collage cover.
Square box with the On Way Storytellers logo.
Postage-stamp style collage elements arranged on textured paper.
Set of three story-style mobile screens with collage visuals.
Phone screen showing an On Way Storytellers Instagram story design.
Open book spread with burgundy pages and editorial layout.
Black-and-white photo collage with portraits and a landscape scene.

facts

A pomegranate, not a globe. One fruit holds dozens of seeds—just as one journey yields dozens of stories. The fruit-logo breaks apart into section icons and a “seed-scroll” micro-animation.
Travel, tasted in color. Clay terracotta, wine-dark pomegranate, olive leaf: a palette taken from dust, spice, and sun—not the usual tourist pastels.
Seasons over categories. Content drops in Netflix-style seasons; each country becomes a new CMS season, so readers binge a cultural arc, not a single post.
Letters from the suitcase. The email newsletter is styled with the same tokens and goes out only when the authors change cities—so every issue smells of a fresh stop, not a content calendar.

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description:
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