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Designed a travel-themed social media campaign by combining illustrated sketch elements, photography, typography, and custom layouts. The project involved image compositing, visual hierarchy, text placement, and creative layering techniques to create engaging promotional creatives while maintaining a consistent brand identity across multiple designs.
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I recently designed a brand identity for Ember Coffee, a fictional specialty coffee shop built around one simple idea: slowing down.
The goal was to create a visual identity that feels welcoming, timeless, and approachable while reflecting the calm experience of enjoying a great cup of coffee. From the custom wordmark and logo system to the packaging and branded touchpoints, every design decision was made to create a cohesive brand experience.
This project was a great opportunity to explore how strategy and design come together to shape a brand from the ground up.
Last week, I created Poco A Poco, a concept identity system for a Venezuelan street-food truck in New York.
The project was made for a competition raising donations for families affected by the earthquakes in Venezuela. This sat close to home. I have family who were there during the earthquakes, and who are now part of rescue teams helping to find people beneath the rubble.
Poco a poco means “little by little.”
That phrase became the heart of the project. Food discovered bite by bite. Recipes carried between generations. A migrant community building new ties in a different city.
The identity grew from three ideas: origin, adaptation and community.
Research into San José de Barlovento and Afro-Venezuelan culture shaped the direction. I wanted the system to feel immediate from the street and richer the closer you get.
Little by little. Bite by bite.
View the full project here: https://jeremiahhaastrup.com/work/poco-a-poco
Great looking identity!