The design challenge was to capture that warmth and authenticity — the feeling of discovering something real in a world full of "pasture-raised" labels that don't quite tell the whole truth. The brand needed to feel like it came from an actual person who actually cares, not a marketing department that once visited a farm for a photoshoot.
I developed a full brand identity for the concept, rooting every design decision in the story behind it. The color palette reflects the natural, unhurried world of hobby farming — earthy, honest, and quietly confident. The logo variations give the brand flexibility across print and packaging while keeping that handcrafted spirit intact. Every element was designed to feel like it belongs on a farmers market table just as much as it does on a grocery shelf.
The print design accompanying the brand leans into the founder's voice directly, letting the story do what no tagline ever could — make you feel like you know exactly who raised these chickens and why it matters. Because if an egg can feel that nourishing and taste that good, what else have we been missing?
Deliverables included:
This one was made with a little extra love — because honestly, aren't the best things always?