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Red line art logo for Drunk Pizza showing a sleepy slice character holding a cup and text Get Saucy on white texture
Flat lay brand identity for Drunk Pizza on a solid red background with a menu, pizza slice, matchbox, and beverage can
Three white posters with red serif text mounted on a white grid wall with red square markers along the top edge.
Colorful food boxes and a red squeeze bottle arranged on a bright green surface casting hard shadows.
Flat lay of multiple editorial magazine covers featuring bold yellow typography and diverse graphic layouts on dark background
Collection of overlapping square graphic design layouts featuring typography and contrasting color blocks against a solid black background.
Three vertical mockup panels displaying brand identity design featuring wine bottles, typography, and botanical props.
Split composition featuring black panel with white serif text and red panel showcasing pizza branding stationery and a pizza slice
Red line art logo for Drunk Pizza showing a sleepy slice character holding a cup and text Get Saucy on white texture
Flat lay brand identity for Drunk Pizza on a solid red background with a menu, pizza slice, matchbox, and beverage can
Three white posters with red serif text mounted on a white grid wall with red square markers along the top edge.

Drunk Pizza Brand Identity 2020

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Drunk Pizza introduces a distinct brand identity that leverages bold typography and a playful, illustrative aesthetic. The visual system centres on chunky red lettering and a whimsical character motif, creating a cohesive look that spans across menus, packaging, and promotional collateral. By utilizing a minimalist approach paired with high-contrast graphic design, the identity ensures a memorable presence across both digital and physical touchpoints. The project incorporates clean, vector-based illustrations and a vibrant color palette, reflecting a modern approach to food and beverage branding. The system extends into editorial design, where varied textural elements and structured typographic hierarchies bring a sophisticated yet approachable tone to the brand materials. The creative execution was a collaborative effort, with contributions from Chris Thorpe Design, Karla Heredia, Magdalena Czarnecki, Deva Pardue, and Gláuber Sampaio.

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