Daniel Quay
Work: Case Studies Identities Archive
Lacuna Juice & Yoga
THE ASSIGNMENT
Identity Design for a
Yoga Studio & Cold Press Juicery that acts as a refreshing oasis in the heart of the city.
A modern, refreshing studio that creates constructive & transformative change—inside and out. A playful and approachable studio that doesnt’ take itself too seriously.
STUDIO
Consume & Create
Identity Design for a
Yoga Studio & Cold Press Juicery that acts as a refreshing oasis in the heart of the city.
A modern, refreshing studio that creates constructive & transformative change—inside and out. A playful and approachable studio that doesnt’ take itself too seriously.
STUDIO
Consume & Create
ROLE
Designer
My largest contributions were designing the modular mark system, the type and color systems, and bottle design.
CREATIVE DIRECTION
Josh Wills & Steve Hurd
Design Support
Rachel Rippy
LOGO ANIMATION BY GOOD FRIEND, WILLIAM JOHNSTON
Photography BY SARA FORD
Designer
My largest contributions were designing the modular mark system, the type and color systems, and bottle design.
CREATIVE DIRECTION
Josh Wills & Steve Hurd
Design Support
Rachel Rippy
LOGO ANIMATION BY GOOD FRIEND, WILLIAM JOHNSTON
Photography BY SARA FORD
MUSE
“Lacuna” means a space, opening or gap. To embody a sense of openess and invitation, the design system needed to feel open, airy and inviting.
Inspired by islands within letterforms (counters) and the nature of simple, transformative ingredients, the design language speaks to the openness of mind and body that comes from healthy, consistent patterns.
“Lacuna” means a space, opening or gap. To embody a sense of openess and invitation, the design system needed to feel open, airy and inviting.
Inspired by islands within letterforms (counters) and the nature of simple, transformative ingredients, the design language speaks to the openness of mind and body that comes from healthy, consistent patterns.
THE LOGO
The modular logo system represents a Vinyasa flow: dynamic and ever-changing. The system’s icons were inspired by the geometry of individual yoga poses, and the symmetry of fruit cross sections.
* RACHEL RIPPY MADE THE FIRST PASS ON THE ‘POSE’ icons AND I HAD THE JOY OF REFINING THEM AND DEVELOPING THE FINAL LOGO SYSTEM FOR THE BRAND.
The modular logo system represents a Vinyasa flow: dynamic and ever-changing. The system’s icons were inspired by the geometry of individual yoga poses, and the symmetry of fruit cross sections.
* RACHEL RIPPY MADE THE FIRST PASS ON THE ‘POSE’ icons AND I HAD THE JOY OF REFINING THEM AND DEVELOPING THE FINAL LOGO SYSTEM FOR THE BRAND.
The Brand System - TYPE & COLOR
The brand system makes heavy use of the icon set, keeping layouts from feeling expected. The color palette was built to emulate the contrast of the physical space: expressive plants set against modern minimalism.
The brand messaging pokes fun of the ‘necessity’ of a yoga studio / juicery with the “Finally!” language to reinforce an unpretentious experience.
The brand system makes heavy use of the icon set, keeping layouts from feeling expected. The color palette was built to emulate the contrast of the physical space: expressive plants set against modern minimalism.
The brand messaging pokes fun of the ‘necessity’ of a yoga studio / juicery with the “Finally!” language to reinforce an unpretentious experience.
Bottle design
With bright and representational juice colors, bottle design was actually more about taking up as little attention as possible.
Juice varieties are marked on a cap sticker to keep the bottles variety-agnostic, allowing visitors to take advantage of an enviromentally responsible bottle recycling program.
With bright and representational juice colors, bottle design was actually more about taking up as little attention as possible.
Juice varieties are marked on a cap sticker to keep the bottles variety-agnostic, allowing visitors to take advantage of an enviromentally responsible bottle recycling program.
^ Those WOODEN gift cards were designed internally
Lacuna Juice & Yoga.
Denver’s first organic yoga studio & juicery.
Finally!
FIN