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Just published a new brand identity case study: Fogo & Grelha 🔥
Fogo & Grelha is a Brazilian barbecue delivery brand built around fire, flavor, packaging, and the unmistakable feeling of a real churrasco.
The challenge was to create a strong visual identity for a delivery-first restaurant — a brand without a dining room, where the customer experience happens through the meal tray, kraft bag, sealed packaging, uniforms, social media, and the food itself.
The result is a fire-driven identity system with bold typography, rustic textures, warm colors, delivery packaging, and appetite-focused visuals designed to make churrasco feel real, even inside a takeaway box.
Take a look at the full project on my Contra profile.
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