Tip-Z Bunker
Branding
Here you can see a complete brand identity for a golf simulator business, including a custom logo and a collection of boy and girl stick-figure golfer icons for use across signage, marketing materials, apparel, and digital platforms.
The Challenge: Create a brand that felt classy, modern, memorable, and welcoming while standing out from traditional golf branding.
The Solution: Developed a clean, versatile logo and a custom library of playful golfer icons that established a cohesive visual identity and provided flexible assets for consistent branding across all customer touch points.
ZincHouse Brew Pub
Logo
Taking inspiration from vintage trucks and the hand drawn style of the original ZincHouse “ZH” logo, I created an all new and unique truck illustration catering to the ZincHouse theme of the 1920’s time period. In the bed of the truck you can find barrels of hops used for the production of crafting beer. The client requested an old red truck design to be a part of the logo for the Brew Pub. As well as to incorporate the original ZincHouse logo and layout. To do this, I created a hand drawn vintage truck to match the texture of the original “ZH” logo and paired a serif typeface with the existing ZincHouse Winery & Brewery typefaces. The design’s raw, artisanal feel, paired with less vibrant tones and classic typography, mirrors the hand-drawn essence of the original branding, evoking a sense of tradition and craftsmanship.
Tip-z Boutique & Coffee Cove
Illustration, Signage, & Layout
The boutique and coffee shop at ZincHouse Winery & Brewery needed signage that felt connected to the established brand while giving the space a unique and welcoming identity. The design needed to reflect the winery’s sophisticated Prohibition-era aesthetic while also incorporating a personal element that represented the husband-and-wife owners behind the business.
I developed a custom black-and-white, hand-sketched illustration inspired by the elegant style of the Prohibition era. The characters—a fashionable woman in a puffy dress carrying shopping bags and a coffee cup, and a gentleman in a classic black suit and top hat—are designed to represent the husband and wife who own and operate the winery.
The couple’s linked arms create a sense of partnership and hospitality, while the woman’s shopping bags and coffee cup connect directly to the boutique and coffee shop experience. The vintage illustration style and decorative curly typeface were intentionally chosen to align with the elegant Prohibition-inspired design language found throughout ZincHouse Winery & Brewery. This creates a cohesive visual experience while adding a personal story to the signage.
