The hands form a frame, support the name, and show how people interact with the product.
HANDWICH — visual identity and sonic branding
Fast food · visual identity · guidelines · sonic branding · 2024
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A brand you can
literally hold in your hands
The brief
Create a bright, recognizable language for a young fast-food chain.
The starting idea
One name.
One clear gesture.
HANDWICH is a fast-food sandwich shop. The system centers on an action rather than a particular dish: two hands carefully holding the product.
The public case study describes the style as “dopamine-driven”: bright, positive, and friendly. It combines jester and hedonist archetypes.
More than a symbol beside the product.
A symbol that holds the product.
Logo
Hands become the structure
The hands and wordmark form a single structure. The guidelines explicitly prohibit stretching or compressing the logo.
Photography uses a contrasting logo version or a separate branded panel.
No shadows or outlines are added; the metaphor already contains its own expressive form.
Visual identity
A feel-good palette.
Grounded in clear rules.
The core colors are dark green, mint, coral, and a warm light tone. Pink, yellow, purple, black, and white extend the system without compromising recognition.
BEBAS NEUE
HEADLINES / LABELS / PACKAGINGOswald
REGULAR / MEDIUM · SUPPORTING TEXTApplication system
One gesture works at different scales





Sonic branding
The brand found its own voice
We created a brand jingle for HANDWICH: a short musical signature for social media and promotional materials. In this case study, it extends the bright, friendly visual character into sound.
The brand in motion
From lounge chairs to delivery
These images visualize applications of the design system. They do not claim that the items were mass-produced or launched.




Project outcome
We brought the identity together in a practical guide
The HANDWICH system connects the mark, color, typography, graphics, packaging, social templates, and sound. Everything is collected in a 65-page identity guide for ongoing use.
- Logo and brand lockup with descriptor
- Primary and secondary palettes
- Brand typefaces and typography guidelines
- Eight groups of graphic elements
- Business stationery
- Social media design system
- Posters, badges, and packaging
- Brand jingle
Confirmed scope
GORYANIN BROTHERS × HANDWICH
The first conversation
Brand character should engage every sense
Tell us about the product you are launching and where people will encounter it. We will help decide what to build first: strategy, visual identity, packaging, environment, or sound.
Discuss your challengeAtlantic City, 126B Savushkina Street
