1980’s energy fuelled into an eccentric coffee brand.

Branding

Packaging

Client: Rooster Roasting

Scope: Brand Identity & Packaging Design

Rooster Roasting, an Edmonton-based coffee roastery founded by two adventurous friends passionate about single-origin coffee and 1980s energy, initially designed their own logo but lacked a cohesive visual identity and scalable professional branding. We worked with the business to develop a brand identity and packaging that spoke to the owner’s vibrant personalities.

Description

Problem:


The business came to us with their own DIY logo but lacked a cohesive visual identity and scalable professional branding.

With a limited budget and no existing branding, Rooster Roasting engaged us to design a new coffee bag that would establish a fresh visual identity and differentiate them from competitors.

Process


Our process began with an in-depth discovery session covering their history, audience, goals, competitors, culture, and brand aspirations. We then developed a visual strategy reflecting their core attributes: wild, playful, upbeat, adventurous, and confident.

Solution:


We developed a playful, eccentric visual identity that distinguishes Rooster Roasting from local competitors while reflecting the founders’ vibrant 1980s spirit. Starting with a redesigned rooster logo, we introduced a dynamic pattern and a bold, balanced color palette of hot pink, cool blue, black, and off-white. Typography reinforces the brand’s bold, playful character, and the packaging conveys the energy and uplift of a second morning coffee.

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