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The House of Barbers is a full booking-driven website for a Bronx barbershop. It leads with a cinematic hero, "Your Look. Our craft.", then guides visitors through services, barber profiles, gallery, reviews, and FAQs before a clear Book an Appointment call to action. Every section is built to build trust with first-time clients and make booking frictionless — local business websites done with agency-level polish.
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When does a hand-drawn logo make sense for a brand?
In this case, a Barcelona-based creative studio founded by a team with decades of combined experience approached me wanting a hand-drawn identity that would feel unexpected for a team like them, a way to signal creativity and distinction.
They came with a strong concept: the sediment at the bottom of a wine glass. What stays after everything else fades. A nod to what good work leaves behind after years of experience.
The entire identity is built on hand-drawn illustration, so the logo needed to do something different. With so much personality already living in the visuals, we went for a logotype with weight and presence, something that could anchor the brand and communicate their expertise.
The hand is still there. Just in a different form.
Do you think hand-drawn elements are being used more as a trend than as an intentional choice?
Looks super cool! Love the craft behind every branded element, from type to illustration. I believe it makes the brand very strong and consistent
