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An open red booklet with printed Spanish text and illustration displayed flat against a solid brown background.
Close-up product shot of a red wine bottle label featuring bold serif typography and a horned figure illustration.
Dimoni vermut negre bottle with red label resting next to a branded box, cocktail glass, and printed materials.
An open booklet featuring red pages with Spanish text on the left and a detailed black and red line illustration on the right.
Close-up shot of bright red fabric featuring black embroidered lettering spelling DIMONI alongside a curved collar edge.
Brown paper packaging printed with a repeated red line-art illustration of a horned figure and the text Dimoni Vermut Negre.
Three red business cards with embossed logos scattered across a solid brown textured background.
Overhead view of red circular coasters with black line illustrations and a glass of dark vermouth with an orange slice
An orange softcover booklet with black typography and an illustration of a horned figure centered on a solid brown background.
An open red booklet with printed Spanish text and illustration displayed flat against a solid brown background.
Close-up product shot of a red wine bottle label featuring bold serif typography and a horned figure illustration.
Dimoni vermut negre bottle with red label resting next to a branded box, cocktail glass, and printed materials.

Dimoni Brand Identity 2018

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The brand identity for Dimoni, crafted by the design team at Forma, channels a sophisticated synthesis of folkloric tradition and contemporary graphic design. The project establishes a striking visual language through an uncompromising commitment to high-contrast aesthetics, utilizing a vibrant palette of saturated oranges and deep reds against neutral, earthy backdrops. Central to the brand is the recurring motif of a mischievous, dancing devil, rendered with the precise line work of traditional screen print and woodblock techniques. This illustrative depth is balanced by a clean, minimalist approach to typography, where serif and sans-serif fonts provide a structured frame for the more whimsical folkloric imagery. Across the collection—from the textured business cards featuring delicate emboss and deboss detailing to the editorial layouts found in the promotional booklets—every touchpoint feels tactile and deliberate. The studio-shot imagery highlights the physical materiality of the project, emphasizing how high-quality embroidery, paper stock, and ink choice elevate the commercial presentation. By leaning into these heritage-inspired print techniques, the identity successfully bridges the gap between modern corporate branding and an artisanal, story-driven approach. The result is a cohesive, immersive system that feels as much like an art object as it does a commercial identity for a premium vermouth, leaving a lasting impression of artisanal precision and authentic character.

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