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Vinestock Wine, Beer & Art Festival

Branding, Logo Design, Illustration

Rebrand a short-term event and create promotional materials: Vinestock Wine, Beer and Art Festival. Truly handcrafted wine, beer and art is a highly regarded trait when it comes to such festivals. This high-spirited festival is rooted in its historic location and remains harmonious within nature and the surrounding area. Rougher, stylistically handmade elements hone in on the character of the festival. Materials created include a new logo, poster, light post banners, digital newsletter, taste-testing glass, event wayfinding signage and mobile app. (2017)


Design Brief Summary

Vinestock is a fast-growing small-town event that attracts 80 plus wine, beer, food and art vendors combined and over 4,000 visitors for the one-day annual event. The event is known to bring in an audience varying in demographics and lifestyles. A greater appeal to the target audience (21-plus crowd) is necessary, as the old logo does not communicate effectively, it's not age-appropriate (immature), has low contrast in color hues, and it does not incorporate the new beer category, only a pictorial reference to wine.


The new logo and rebrand:

  • Communicate more effectively to the target audience
  • Welcome reference to beer, wine and art
  • Incorporate broader contrast in color scheme
  • Reference the environment in which the festival exists

Event Poster



Digital Newsletter Layout



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Erin Drew Design near Sioux Falls, South Dakota provides freelance graphic design and marketing services, including website design, search engine optimization, social media marketing, content development, and digital advertising.

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