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Cookies & Dreams

Branding
Strategy
Art Direction

Environmental Design

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Successful restaurant owners of Baked Beer & Bread, Stephanie and Bill, slowly offered rich, thick and filling filled cookies as dessert options in the front of their restaurant. What started as a small dessert option, quickly grew into a new venture to start a cookie shop in the Quad Cities. The mastermind behind the cookies, Stephanie, wanted to warm the hearts for everyone who came into their shop doors. ​

Cookies & Dreams was created as a fun and fresh cookie shop identity that showcased Stephanie's and her cookie's personality. As with every identity, I started with the logo. The logo was created initially by a family friend but we felt it needed a little tweaking to be adaptable to a digital or print environment. To keep any brand recognition that was built up I decided to keep the circular shape and the whimsical nature of the typography. The updated logo takes those initial bones and creates a logo that has a bit more weight, a typeface that is easier to read, and gives a little more meaning to the logo. The concept of the logo is a play on chips of a cookie and the craters of a moon. This results in the visual representation of both cookies and dreams.

Logo
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The color palette is inspired by the colors of the cookie dough and a couple of fun icing colors to add an accent to the beiges and browns found in cookie dough.

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The tone of voice is whimsical and witty with fun typography that express the brand's personality.

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The photography mood as depicted below would be whimsical, colorful, and bold. Showing a mix of cookie images, dough, and moments that make going to Cookies & Dreams a great experience.

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Renderings of the new store space were created to show how the brand elements would work within the cookie shop space.

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​Additional brand application exploration through packaging, cookie van design, web page, custom patterns, and overall brand vision.

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