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Post 2/3 for Forchetta 🍝 / Project Showcase / Creation of entire brand identity for Forchetta, an italian pasta company.
What do y'all think of this one? 🧐
forchetta looks amazing! the pasta shapes in the branding are genius. what was your fave part of this project?
Thanks Timothy!! I think creating the packaging was my fav, I haven't done so in a minute! 🔥
love the illustrations!!
Thanks Serena !!! ❤️🔥
This is amazing!...lovely piece
Thanks Abd! Appreciate it ✌🏼
Minimal and clean, love it
Thanks Giuseppe !!
love the work you did
Tysm Zaoui !! 🤩
love it! the illustrations are 🤌🏻✨
Thank youuu !! So glad you like the illutrations ❤️🔥🤞
Love the vibe😍
So glad you liike the vibe !! 🙌
This Forchetta branding is absolutely delicious! 🍝 The way you've captured Italian pasta culture through those bold illustrations is phenomenal. The contrast between the dark brown with red sun burst and the vibrant green bow-tie pasta is striking - each element tells a story....
Thanks Faith !! I appreciate it ! 🤞
Illustrations are great!
Yoo Thanks Sufyan !! 🤩
Really nice vibe with the illustrations!
Tysm Cam !! Really glad you enjoy the vibe :) 🤞
Appreciate it man !! For sure a fun project :) 🔥
Matches the vibe I would want while eating pasta
Ahahah so glad to hear Rishi !! thx ! 🙏
And now i'm in the mood for pasta lol thanks!
Ahahah glad to hear that man !! 😋
good work!
Thank youu Arshia !! 🤞
Love vibrant colors paired with illustrative style✨
TYSM Aish :) 🤞
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Thank you Daniella !! 🥹
Yayy Thank you Lynne ! So glad you are feeling the energy 😊
The sunburst behind the character does a lot of work here. It gives the pasta brand energy without crowding the illustration, and it should translate well to packaging and menus. Did you test the mark in a single colour for stamps and takeaway bags?
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