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Brand design for MOR Vineyards. A small-batch winery specializing in natural wines.The identity combines elegant customized serif typography with an organic bird icon designed to attract the wine enthusiasts and eco-conscious foodie audience.
i love so much!!
beautiful design!
Pairing a custom serif with that bold, almost hand-cut bird mark is a smart way to split the difference between elegant and approachable for a natural wine brand. Did the bird come out of research into the vineyard itself, or was it more of a broader natural-wine visual language?
Love this, super fresh look and feel!
loving this mark
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