Figula Winery is Reinvented with the Coat of Arms of Two Areas
Jamie Danielle Munro — March 27, 2014 — Lifestyle
References: behance.net & lovelypackage
Figula Winery has been reinvented by two students, Kata Moravszki and Richárd Lakosi, who merged together two separate coats of arms. The reason for doing this was because the winery sources from different locations, and the students wanted to represent how these areas come together to create this delicious bottle.
The arms are shown embracing one another, with one from the area of Balatonfüred and the other from Balatonszőlős formed as a heart. The font used for the project is similar to the designs used on the coat of arms, so the entire branding has a uniformed aesthetic. Overall it's quite simple, with a black and white template used and the arms broken down into a minimalist form. For student work this looks like a professional branding project, fit for the working world.
The arms are shown embracing one another, with one from the area of Balatonfüred and the other from Balatonszőlős formed as a heart. The font used for the project is similar to the designs used on the coat of arms, so the entire branding has a uniformed aesthetic. Overall it's quite simple, with a black and white template used and the arms broken down into a minimalist form. For student work this looks like a professional branding project, fit for the working world.
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