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Rise & Ruin cider

Contributed by Steven Tachauer on Jun 7th, 2023. Artwork published in
June 2023
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Rise & Ruin cider 1
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With a genuine voice in the world of craft cider, Rise & Ruin exists to make cider for all types of drinkers. What started as a group of friends sharing drinks and pressing cider at every harvest quickly evolved into a passion for home grown craft cider. Set on their multi-generational orchard in Elgin County, the founders are personally involved in every step of the process from growth and harvesting, to fermenting, and bottling.

A flexible visual identity was designed to serve both an unconventional and familiar energy rooted in the outdoors. The visual language combines bold yet humble typography with earth-like illustrative elements creating a visual system that evokes warmth and familiarity. A custom illustrative heritage mark was crafted to symbolize the transformative cycle of growth and decay, while serving as a seal of authenticity.

When designing Rise & Ruin Cider’s identity, it was important for me to feel a visceral connection to the typographic choices that felt both down-to-earth and authentic, while remaining contemporary. This juxtaposition of typographic styles – Castledown and its clean, softened edges, Petit Serif with its eclectic, historical nod, and the contemporary Relative – really brings the hand-crafted humanism to the forefront, while keeping the brand warm and approachable in its modernity.

Rise & Ruin cider 2
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Rise & Ruin cider 3
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Rise & Ruin cider 4
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Rise & Ruin cider 5
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Rise & Ruin cider 6
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  • Castledown
  • Petit Serif
  • Relative

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