Timbre Winery

Developing a guide for future designers + use

Branding | Internship | 2020

 

Project Goals

How can we create guidelines for the existing brand and develop clear rules for future applications and additions as Timbre develops and changes?

Project Outcomes

A comprehensive guide to wine label formatting, how to use the logo, print collateral and how to design new labels that fit the brand standards and values.

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Defining Timbre’s Brand

As the only designer for Timbre, I had to find ways to re-create labels from previous files that had no consistency.

Defining the brand was easy since Timbre already had a vision for their look and values set in stone.

Design Guide

Easy to follow, but also engaging.

Simple, bold, and universal

When designing the brand guideline, I kept the brand in mind. However, I needed to use a different typeface that was more legible and universal but fit the feel of the brand.

Monochrome with a pop

Timbre’s color system mainly consists of black and white, but each varietal has its own unique pop of color. Implementing these warm tones makes the guideline more engaging.

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