Rhone Brew is a small brewery in a medieval town in France. They needed packaging that could do two things at once: stand out fast on the shelf, and stay consistent as the range grows.

So we built an illustrated brand world inspired by medieval aesthetics — with allegorical animal characters. Each beer became its own character, but everything follows the same visual rules, so the lineup feels like one brand, not a bunch of separate labels.

Illustration, type, and layout were designed as a system that scales naturally — across bottles, packs, interior graphics, and merch.

Kosmos is a wine series built as one brand world — not a set of separate labels.
Each bottle is a chapter in a sequential story: humanity’s journey from the first look into space to the idea of a future home beyond Earth.

We designed it end-to-end: concept, narrative, logo, illustrations, and custom hand-drawn lettering for every wine name.
No stock. No generic AI visuals. Everything is made specifically for this brand.

The system is built on contrast — human fragility against the scale of space — where illustration, type, and composition work together as one language.

The result is a cohesive lineup that stays recognizable as it grows: each label stands alone, but strengthens the whole series.
Kosmos is made for brands that want to communicate through storytelling — and actually feel like a brand.

Borealis began as a coffee packaging project. But it ended up becoming one of our most “telling” cases — not because of the product category, but because of what the work proves: a clear visual style can turn a label into a brand.

The coffee packaging is the flagship. The merch extensions show the real power of the system: the identity stays recognizable when it leaves the bag and starts living on real objects.

Rockscore is an independent brewery in a crowded market. They didn’t need one flashy label — they needed a brand that stays recognizable as the lineup grows.

The face of the brand is Barry — a Bernese Mountain Dog. The idea was simple: make the brewery feel human, friendly, and instantly memorable.

For the first series, Barry shows up in different roles:

• a free-spirited hippie

• a calm Zen monk

• a stylish Elvis-like character in New York

Each label tells a new little story, but the character stays the same — and the visual structure stays consistent. That’s what turns the illustrations into a system, not a one-off design.