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Rustberry is one of my first branding projects, built around the idea of taking something niche and giving it a fresh identity. The brand is still in development, but I had the chance to help shape its direction through logo design, clothing concepts, and the overall visual style. We explored a few different ideas along the way, but the logo is definitely my favorite part of the whole project.
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Hey Everyone! I've been a little quiet on here lately, but I'm finally back with lots of amazing branding and packaging design case studies which I was working behind the scenes.
Keep an eye out for lots of verified case studies coming your way. 👀
For now, here’s a little peek at some of the work I’ve created lately for a contemporary Italian cafe in Lecce.
Love it! Great work!
GREENRYSE – G Lettermark, Sun Logo Design, Sustainable Agriculture.
Introducing GREENRYSE, a modern logo concept inspired by nature, agriculture, and the power of growth. The symbol combines a geometric letter G with a rising sun, representing new beginnings, natural energy, and a brighter future for agriculture.
The presentation explores how the logo works across different backgrounds and applications, including agricultural landscapes, product imagery, and outdoor signage. Its clean geometric structure and fresh green color direction create a natural yet professional look.
Designed for agricultural companies, organic farming businesses, crop production, sustainable agriculture, and modern agritech ventures.
Stunning!
CANTIN | You know our coffee. Meet the neighbors.
I found John James Audubon's The Birds of America (1827–1838) on Wikimedia Commons and in the National Gallery of Art's open collection, hand-coloured engravings where every bird is drawn life-size on the plant it lives on. I cropped seven public-domain plates, without captions or plate numbers, and trained a Recraft V4 Style on them that I called Audubon Aves do Brasil. Audubon never painted Brazil, so I used his way of drawing on Brazilian birds that live around our coffee farms. To tie it together I created CANTIN, an invented Brazilian coffee brand with the campaign line "You know our coffee. Now meet the neighbors." That brand is the twist, since his plates now sell a 2026 coffee on the poster, the campaign seal, the labels, the tins and the kraft bags.
How the neighbors were made, in 30 seconds.