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Dozen Flours baking blog identity - FINAL

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  • atomicvibe

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    Chosen logo proposal for a baking blog, curated by a passionate baker who loves spoiling people with her delicious treats.

    Desired tone: Creative, quirky, joyful, homemade, comforting, approachable, feminine, playful, optimistic, and loving.

    Creative considerations: Client likes asymmetry and clever logos; loves color, but wants logo to reduce easily to black & white; loves swashy, swirly fonts rich with movement.

    Rationale: Much more than just a logo, this illustrative concept delivers a comprehensive visual language through the collective assemblage of unified, supporting graphic elements. Inspired by the cheerful, wholesome image of a '50s-era American housewife happily baking in the kitchen, this option perfectly aligns with the majority of touchpoints raised in the creative brief. This versatile concept employs a main illustrative mark and two secondary marks that all share the same aesthetic properties.

    Above process image shows inspiration, sketches, and various electronic executions.

    Click here for full case study on Behance. Click here for more information & images on Dribbble.

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