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I’ve been wanting to create something that feels as unapologetic as a good cup of coffee — so, meet No Filter. ☕️
A coffee brand built around personality, simplicity, and doing things without unnecessary filters. From the visual identity to the cups, merchandise, and social visuals, I wanted every touchpoint to feel bold, recognizable, and a little bit unexpected.
The goal was simple: create a brand that doesn’t just serve coffee, but has its own point of view.
So here’s No Filter Coffee — a branding concept I had way too much fun bringing to life. 🌿🤎
No overthinking. No unnecessary extras.
Just coffee, as it is. No Filter.
Thank you :)
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