Kiro
Kiro started at AWS but needed a brand that lived beyond it. That shift allowed us to explore a new visual identity and reset expectations of an AWS-origin product. I led the creation of a brand built around an “invisible co-author”—an always-there, never-in-the-way AI partner. The ghost mascot distilled that idea into a simple, approachable symbol. The iconic ghost comes to life with a series of motion behaviors and lives within the code through the portal that doubles as a cursor. The final system is modern and playful, pairing sharp execution with the joy of building with new tools and technologies.
Kiro
Kiro started at AWS but needed a brand that lived beyond it. That shift allowed us to explore a new visual identity and reset expectations of an AWS-origin product. I led the creation of a brand built around an “invisible co-author”—an always-there, never-in-the-way AI partner. The ghost mascot distilled that idea into a simple, approachable symbol. The iconic ghost comes to life with a series of motion behaviors and lives within the code through the portal that doubles as a cursor. The final system is modern and playful, pairing sharp execution with the joy of building with new tools and technologies.





















Credits
Ivy Ly, Ann Kaufman, Dragos Ilinca, Jessie VanderVeen, Helen Hasbun, Joseph Dombroski, Nikhil Swaminathan, Molly Adair
Agency support by Koto, Instrument
Credits
Ivy Ly, Ann Kaufman, Dragos Ilinca, Jessie VanderVeen, Helen Hasbun, Joseph Dombroski, Nikhil Swaminathan, Molly Adair
Agency support by Koto, Instrument