Logo Design
Get Toastea
Food
2023
The challenge was to differentiate Get Toastea from other brands that were using similar tints of yellow, pink, and white, as well as featuring egg imagery. The client specifically requested a logo design that was fun, simple, incorporated the color yellow, and evoked a sense of warmth.
Understanding the client's vision and requirements, I embarked on a creative journey to develop a logo design that captured the essence of Get Toastea. I focused on simplicity and playfulness, ensuring that the design would resonate with the target audience. To set Get Toastea apart from competitors, I explored unique concepts that incorporated the color yellow in a fresh and vibrant way. Through extensive research and iterative design processes, I narrowed down the options to a few strong contenders.

About The Client

The name is a combination of Toast and Tea. Get Toastea will offer toast (egg drop sandwich) and tea. The term toast is used so that the sandwich offering will not be limited to eggs only. Tea is used for the milktea offerings. The brand will start as a cloud kitchen located in the suburbs of Metro Manila, and will soon expand to a full-service cafe.

Target Demographic

18-50 year old college students and middle-class workers who are likely to buy unique and instagrammable snacks (and Korean drama fans, since egg drop was popularized by Korean dramas like Hospital Playlist and 18 Again)

Brand Attributes

Warm, Classy, Minimalist

Color Palette

The colors selected are inspired by the colors of egg drop (yellow and white).

Typography

We explored using handwritten lettering design to evoke warmth and comfort. We also explored using modern sans-serif typefaces to show minimalist aesthetic.

The project is also exciting since we will be designing a logotype in Korean Hangul.





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Logo Design Studies

Generally, the logo studies were designed with minimalism and warmth in mind. I took inspiration from the aesthetic of small Korean minimalist cafes as we sketched some concepts. To achieve minimalism, we only limited ourselves to two or three tones. To make it look warm and personable, I explored humanist forms in the icon and wordmark.

I also leaned towards creating simple yet distinctive icons to make the logo more iconic, identifiable, and cost-effective for print production.


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