
handle: 10400.26/59595
The current thesis explores the role of typography and branding identity within the wine industry. Through a mixed-method approach including the analysis of literature review and case studies, consumer survey and an interview, the research demonstrates that branding identity and typography within it is a strategic tool that could build the trust, loyalty, and emotional connection among the consumers. The study concludes with a practical set of recommendations for young wine brands based on the research findings, and offers two original design projects that follow the exploration within the wine industry: the bottle sticker designs for the client and a self-initiated label redesign concept.
Typeface design, Wine branding, Typography, Brand identity, Label design, Packaging design
Typeface design, Wine branding, Typography, Brand identity, Label design, Packaging design
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