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Crafting desserts that are kind to you.

Sprinkl Patisserie_Sprinkle wrap pattern.png

Sprinkl Patisserie

Brand Identity

Image by Brooke Lark

About The Project

Desserts are great, but are usually loaded with tons of sugar, butter, flour and ingredients that are harmful to our body. Designing a brand identity for a health-focused patisserie that mindfully crafts desserts that are nutritious, delicious and friendly on the inside.

Key Deliverables

- Naming, Brand Identity

- Brand Manual

- Dessert Box Packaging

Target Audience

Millennials, Gen Z and all dessert lovers who are health conscious.​

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AGE: 19-35 yrs
DEMOGRAPHIC: Tier 1 and Tier 2 cities
PSYCHOGRAPHIC: Healthy lifestyle, visit bakeries and cafes often, like to try new things

Visual Identity

Sprinkl Patisserie Logo Animation

Sprinkle, as the name suggests, is inspired by the act of sprinkling flour, salt, cocoa and more on top of food items to enhance them. It is also derived from the colorful sprinkles that are topped on desserts to make

it pop. The idea behind Sprinkl is simple, just as you sprinkle these items on food, Sprinkl sprinkles kindness and goodness onto your desserts. 

The Logo

Initial sketches taking inspiration from sugar sprinkles and keywords like 'sweet', 'cocoa', 'kind', 'mindful', 'fun'

Sprinkl Logo Process Sketches
Sprinkl Logo Process Sketches
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Sprinkl Logo Process Sketches
Logo Exploration Process

Further exploration with type.

Primary Logo

The primary logo is a wordmark based on the font Qartella bold. The i in our logo is inspired by sugar sprinkles as well as speaks our brand values of

being kind, friendly, mindful and conscious. 

Sprinkl logo

Clearance Space

It is recommended that the space of the ‘x’ height

be maintained around the logo at all times. 

Logo Clearance Space
Logo Clearance Space
Logo Clearance Space

Logo Symbol

Logo Symbol

The i in the primary logo represents the logo symbol. This is to

be used in places where the logo is scaled down to a minimum.

Sprinkl symbol

The i Symbol

The spacing between the two dots in our i symbol is equivalent to the spacing between k and l. This space must be maintained at all times.

Sprinkl symbol clearance2-03.png

Minimum sizes

These are the minimum sizes for different

mediums on which the logo can be used.

Minimum Sizes Sprinkl Logo

Logo with tagline

This is the complete logo, with the title and the tagline,

highlighting our core brand values. 

 

Variation 1 is to be used in rectangular and square formats. 

Variation 2 is to be used in circular formats.
 

Logo with tagline

Variation 1

Sprinkl full circle logo

Variation 2

Typography

The primary typeface, Qartella, is clean and has a flair to it.

Its slightly rounded edges makes it look friendly and inviting. 

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The secondary typeface, TT Norms, is more geometric in style which allows for the honesty and simplicity in the information Sprinkl delivers. 

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It is recommended that you maintain a tracking value of 20

for easy readability.

Desserts that are kind to you

Quartella

Primary 

Headings and Subheadings, Qartella Bold 

Secondary

Desserts that are kind to you

TT Norms

Body Copy, TT Norms Regular I Other descriptors, TT Norms Light

Typography Sizing

Keep a difference of 7pt between the heading and subheading and 3pt between subheading and description. This may be applied to menus, product tags & other collaterals.

Typography sizing

Color Palette

Our primary color palette comprises of 4 colors, namely, Buttercream, Cocoa, Grapefruit and Raspberry.  Each of them picked fresh fruits and the ingredients that we use

in our daily baking.

Cocoa

Buttercream

Raspberry

Grapefruit

CMYK  34  65  75  23
RGB  142  89  66 
#8e5942

CMYK  2  2  8  0
RGB  248  244  233 
#f8f4e9

CMYK   4   90  60  0
RGB  230  65  86 
#e64056

CMYK  0  40  25  0
RGB  248  171  166 
#f8aba6

Visual Elements

The shapes in the i logo symbol are use as visual elements, playing with various patterns inspired by sprinkles.

Sprinkle Sprinkles
Brand Elements

The i symbol elements are a distinct
part of the illustrations as seen here.

Icons & Illustrations

The icons and illustrations are inspired by handmade cutouts. They may sometimes be uneven, slightly imperfect but we love them as they are always honest about what they are, kind, fun and friendly. 

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Use a rounded brush, size 5pt to create more icons

and illustrations as and when needed. Fill it or use

it as a stroke. 

illustration

Icons

Icons Set

Illustrations

Illustration guidelines

Applications

Imagery 

We aim to capture the vibrant colors and deliciousness of our desserts while keeping our promise of it being kind and friendly to you on the inside.

 

Lighting conditions: bright natural light
Recommended ratios: 3:4, 4:3, 1:1, 9:16

 

Some guidelines to be followed.

image credits: unsplash

cookies
cupcake
muffin

Do shoot front close-up views highlighting the dessert
and capture the ingredients in the foreground.

Muffin
Brownie

Do make use of hands holding the dessert to make 
the photos look pleasing, tempting and kind. 

Packaging

The packaging caters to the various kinds of desserts served by the patisserie.

Cake Packaging

Brownie & Cupcake Box

Cookies

Cookie Pack
Cookie Pack
Cookie Packaging

Cookies & More

Welcome to Sprinkl Patisserie!

Sprinkle Store

Our Menu

Our menu must focus on the kind ingredients that we

use in our desserts and an approximate of the calories. 
It may be printed as a leaflet, banner or a stand.

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Hover to view the menu.

Cafe Menu
Sprinkl Menu Card

Product tags

Given is the format for the product tags at the patisserie. The calories and nutritional facts upfront.

Product Card Design
\Product Card Desgin
Nutrition Label Design

Thank You Note

A note of thanks to our customers for sprinkling joy.

Thank you card
Thank you card

Promotional Posts

No more guilt trips as our desserts are guilt-free!

Dessert and sweet cravings
Social Media Post
Banner Design
Social Media Post
Instagram Post

Your search for guilt-free desserts ends here.

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