Ceramics Studio Brand Identity
Earth and Ember
Earth and Ember
Earth and Ember
Earth and Ember
Deliverables
Deliverables
Deliverables
Deliverables
Deliverables
Logo Design
Logo Design
Logo Design
Logo Design
Logo Design
Icons
Icons
Icons
Icons
Shop Signage Design
Shop Signage Design
Shop Signage Design
Shop Signage Design
Pattern
Pattern
Pattern
Pattern
Pattern
Poster and Leaflet Design
Poster and Leaflet Design
Poster and Leaflet Design
Poster and Leaflet Design
Poster and Leaflet Design
Objectives
Objectives
Objectives
Objectives
Objectives
Earth and Ember celebrates the therapeutic joy of working with clay. Surrounded by the natural elements that inspire us, the studio invites individuals of all skill levels to explore the timeless craft of pottery. From handcrafted mugs to intricately designed vases, every piece tells a story, a connection between the artist, the earth, and the fire, woven together in a harmonious dance of creativity.
The logo design was developed to look uneven and earthy, starting with a formal logo nodding to the traditional roots of pottery and adapting it to round the text edges giving it a more organic appeal. The colours were purposely chosen to represent the colours of earth and clay with reds, whites and pinks. For the iconography, I wanted to highlight the clay forms made in the studio, with a flat monotone finish the icons are bolder and more noticable. The icons work well on windows as well as on stamps and marketing materials.
Earth and Ember celebrates the therapeutic joy of working with clay. Surrounded by the natural elements that inspire us, the studio invites individuals of all skill levels to explore the timeless craft of pottery. From handcrafted mugs to intricately designed vases, every piece tells a story, a connection between the artist, the earth, and the fire, woven together in a harmonious dance of creativity.
The logo design was developed to look uneven and earthy, starting with a formal logo nodding to the traditional roots of pottery and adapting it to round the text edges giving it a more organic appeal. The colours were purposely chosen to represent the colours of earth and clay with reds, whites and pinks. For the iconography, I wanted to highlight the clay forms made in the studio, with a flat monotone finish the icons are bolder and more noticable. The icons work well on windows as well as on stamps and marketing materials.
Earth and Ember celebrates the therapeutic joy of working with clay. Surrounded by the natural elements that inspire us, the studio invites individuals of all skill levels to explore the timeless craft of pottery. From handcrafted mugs to intricately designed vases, every piece tells a story, a connection between the artist, the earth, and the fire, woven together in a harmonious dance of creativity.
The logo design was developed to look uneven and earthy, starting with a formal logo nodding to the traditional roots of pottery and adapting it to round the text edges giving it a more organic appeal. The colours were purposely chosen to represent the colours of earth and clay with reds, whites and pinks. For the iconography, I wanted to highlight the clay forms made in the studio, with a flat monotone finish the icons are bolder and more noticable. The icons work well on windows as well as on stamps and marketing materials.
Earth and Ember celebrates the therapeutic joy of working with clay. Surrounded by the natural elements that inspire us, the studio invites individuals of all skill levels to explore the timeless craft of pottery. From handcrafted mugs to intricately designed vases, every piece tells a story, a connection between the artist, the earth, and the fire, woven together in a harmonious dance of creativity.
The logo design was developed to look uneven and earthy, starting with a formal logo nodding to the traditional roots of pottery and adapting it to round the text edges giving it a more organic appeal. The colours were purposely chosen to represent the colours of earth and clay with reds, whites and pinks. For the iconography, I wanted to highlight the clay forms made in the studio, with a flat monotone finish the icons are bolder and more noticable. The icons work well on windows as well as on stamps and marketing materials.
Earth and Ember celebrates the therapeutic joy of working with clay. Surrounded by the natural elements that inspire us, the studio invites individuals of all skill levels to explore the timeless craft of pottery. From handcrafted mugs to intricately designed vases, every piece tells a story, a connection between the artist, the earth, and the fire, woven together in a harmonious dance of creativity.
The logo design was developed to look uneven and earthy, starting with a formal logo nodding to the traditional roots of pottery and adapting it to round the text edges giving it a more organic appeal. The colours were purposely chosen to represent the colours of earth and clay with reds, whites and pinks. For the iconography, I wanted to highlight the clay forms made in the studio, with a flat monotone finish the icons are bolder and more noticable. The icons work well on windows as well as on stamps and marketing materials.
Let's work together!
Let's work together!
Let's work together!
Let's work together!
Let's work together!








