A roastery identity built from one hand-drawn mark — a sun rising over the Banjara hills — that has to work on a bag, a wall and a paper cup.
Banjara Brew roasted in small batches and sold through three cafés with three different signages, three cup designs and no mark a customer could recognise from across the street.
One mark, drawn once and then constrained on purpose: it must read at 300 mm on a painted brick wall and at 20 mm on a loyalty card. Kraft bags carry it in a single ink, the café wall in paint, cups in matte black — the same geometry every time, so recognition comes from shape rather than colour.
The identity in context — selected work and applications.