Vintage
Wine Store
Brand identity, environmental graphics,
and visual communication
About the project
The task was to develop a recognizable visual identity and support the brand across physical space, print materials, and digital communication.

The client intentionally avoided a traditional brand book, allowing the visual language to evolve organically through real use.

Vintage Wine website
I worked on the project over several years, shaping and developing its visual language
El Dia de Muertos event ad
El Dia de Muertos event ad
Cutlery holder
Cutlery holder
Wine Store Illustrated ad
Wine Store Illustrated ad
My Responsibilities
My Responsibilities
Vintage Outdoor Signboard
Vintage Outdoor Signboard
Cutlery tag
Cutlery tag
'Natasha's Dream' spectacle poster
'Natasha's Dream' spectacle poster
'Short Stories Night' event poster
'Short Stories Night' event poster
'Artist Psychology' lecture ad
'Artist Psychology' lecture ad
Vintage Wine Store sign, night
Vintage Wine Store sign, night
Wine Delivery ad
Wine Delivery ad
Vintage Wine Store sign, day
Vintage Wine Store sign, day
The project allowed for a high level of creative freedom. Instead of a fixed visual system, the identity was built through illustration, typography,and composition, responding to the themes of events and the atmosphere of the venue.

Over time, a consistent author-driven style emerged, making the visuals recognizable despite their diversity.
Event posters & illustrations
A large series of posters created for exhibitions, performances, and music events.
Each visual was developed individually to reflect the theme of the event
Brand elements & printed materials
Design of menus, printed materials, and branded elements used across the venue.
Environmental graphics
Exterior signage and interior design elements developed for the physical space.
Results and Impact
The visuals were used both online and offline:

— social media and digital promotion
— printed posters and in-store materials
— exterior and interior branding

The distinctive visual approach helped the brand stand out in advertising and reinforced its cultural positioning.
Made on
Tilda